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“For they are born of themselves — We are merely the privileged Discoverers. Fragile What fragile Bones are we — Veneered with Skin So very thin. We tear too easily! Free Will” quote by Daniel Torridon
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““For they are born of themselves — We are merely the privileged Discoverers. Fragile What fragile Bones are we — Veneered with Skin So very thin. We tear too easily! Free Will””

Daniel Torridon

About This Quote

Source Poem: Unknown collection, 2020

Humans are fragile, limited beings, while free will is a rare, privileged gift that often leads to pain.

In simple terms: Humans are fragile; free will is rare.

Key Takeaway

Recognize fragility, cherish free will.

Themes

human nature fragility free will existentialism

Mood

reflective melancholic

Type

philosophical poetic

When to use this quote

  • personal reflection
  • creative writing
  • mental health discussions

Key Concepts

philosophy psychology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does acknowledging fragility change your choices?
  • What responsibilities come with free will?
A Different Perspective

Free will is constrained by biology and circumstance.

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