"What constitutes a real, live human being is more of a mystery than ever these days, and men each one of whom is a valuable, unique experiment on the part of nature are shot down wholesale"
- Hermann Hesse
About this Quote
This quote by Hermann Hesse talks to the intricacy of what it implies to be a human remaining in today's world. It suggests that the definition of a genuine, online human is much more mystical than ever, and that everyone is a special experiment of nature. The quote indicates that in spite of this, people are still being treated as if they are all the same, and are being "rejected wholesale" - recommending that they are being treated unfairly as well as without respect. This quote talks with the value of acknowledging the specific value of each person, and also the need to treat them with respect as well as self-respect. It additionally highlights the demand to identify the intricacy of what it suggests to be human, and also to value the special qualities that each person gives the world.
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