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“There was practically nothing the dragon could do to people that they had not, sooner or later, tried on one another, often with enthusiasm.” quote by Terry Pratchett
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““There was practically nothing the dragon could do to people that they had not, sooner or later, tried on one another, often with enthusiasm.””

Terry Pratchett

About This Quote

Source Novel: Discworld – "The Last Continent", 1998

People’s conflicts arise from their own actions, not from external forces like dragons, highlighting human agency and rivalry.

In simple terms: People fight each other, not dragons.

Key Takeaway

Recognize that many problems are self‑inflicted.

Themes

conflict human nature agency

Mood

wry observational

Type

satirical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • political disputes
  • competition
  • resource scarcity
  • group behavior

Key Concepts

psychology social dynamics

Questions to Reflect On

  • What conflicts could you resolve by changing your own behavior?
  • How does rivalry drive innovation?
A Different Perspective

Not all threats are external; internal tensions dominate.

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