Summary
This quote implies that when people experience prosperity and success, they often become arrogant and disrespectful towards others. The speaker suggests that having wealth, power, or a comfortable life can lead individuals to feel entitled and develop a superiority complex. This arrogance, or insolence, is seen as a negative consequence of prosperity, as it can foster a lack of empathy and an oppressive attitude towards those who are less fortunate.
Topics
Success & Failure
By Mark Twain