Summary
This quote suggests that beauty does not necessarily equate to usefulness. It is a reminder to appreciate things for their aesthetics and not always expect them to have a practical purpose or function. It encourages us to find value and pleasure in the aesthetics of objects, experiences, or people without seeking their utility or practicality. It teaches us to appreciate the beauty in things that exist solely to bring joy or evoke emotions, even if they may seem useless from a practical standpoint.
By John Ruskin