Summary
This quote suggests that in a frightening and uncertain world, we tend to embrace and endorse ideas or beliefs that do not pose any direct threat to us. It implies that our fear and discomfort push us towards finding solace in what is familiar and non-threatening, even if it means ignoring or avoiding the challenging or uncomfortable realities of the world. It highlights the tendency of individuals to prioritize their own comfort and security over acknowledging and addressing the more unsettling aspects of life.
Topics
Security
By David Mamet