Quote by Edmund Burke

A State without the means of some change is without the means of its conservation.

A State without the means of some change is without the mean

Summary

This quote suggests that in order for a state or society to thrive and preserve itself, it must possess the capacity for change and adaptation. A state that remains stagnant or resists change becomes vulnerable and unable to meet the challenges and demands of the evolving world. Change is necessary for progress and survival, enabling a state to address emerging issues, embrace new ideas, and address the needs of its people. Without the ability to adapt, a state risks becoming outdated, ineffective, and ultimately unsustainable.

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