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When men are easy in their circumstances, they are naturally enemies to innovations
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"When men are easy in their circumstances, they are naturally enemies to innovations"

- Joseph Addison

About this Quote

This quote by Joseph Addison suggests that when people are comfy in their existing scenario, they are likely to be resistant to alter. This is due to the fact that modification can be seen as a danger, and when people are comfy, they are less likely to take dangers. This quote indicates that people are most likely to accept modification when they are in a difficult situation, as they are most likely to take threats in order to enhance their circumstances. This quote likewise recommends that people are naturally resistant to alter, and that it is just when they remain in a tight spot that they are willing to accept it. This quote highlights the significance of comprehending people's motivations and circumstances when attempting to present change.

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Joseph Addison This quote is written / told by Joseph Addison between May 1, 1672 and June 17, 1719. He was a famous Writer from England. The author also have 65 other quotes.

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