Quote by Julie Hardesty

There is but one study for me in life and that is of the human condition with its laboriousness in human frailty and its perfectly flawed existence. The evolutionary process of each journey is an exacting attempt to demonstrate meaning in one's life.

There is but one study for me in life and that is of the hum

Summary

This quote emphasizes the speaker's focus on studying and understanding the complexity of the human condition. They believe that human existence is characterized by both the challenges and limitations individuals face, as well as their imperfect nature. The speaker suggests that each person's journey through life represents an intricate process of evolution, where they strive to find purpose and significance. In essence, they see the exploration of the human condition as their sole pursuit and means of comprehending the intricacies of life.

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Men Life Love Women Inspiration Psychology Mental Health Journey Human Frailties

By Julie Hardesty

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