Quote by William Shakespeare

Security is the chief enemy of mortals.

Security is the chief enemy of mortals.

Summary

This quote suggests that excessive focus on security can be detrimental to human progress and fulfillment. While security is undoubtedly important, the quote implies that an excessive preoccupation with it can limit individuals from taking risks, pursuing their ambitions, and experiencing growth. It highlights the potential negative consequences of prioritizing security above all else, emphasizing the need for a balance between safety and the pursuit of personal goals and aspirations.

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By William Shakespeare

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