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Death may be the greatest of all human blessings
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"Death may be the greatest of all human blessings"

- Socrates

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Socrates' quote recommends that death may be a blessing in disguise. He suggests that death can be seen as a favorable thing, as it can bring relief from suffering and discomfort. Death can likewise be seen as a method to leave the problems of life and to be released from the real world. Socrates suggests that death can be a method to discover peace and liberty from the battles of life. He likewise suggests that death can be a method to reunite with liked ones who have passed away. Eventually, Socrates recommends that death can be a true blessing, as it can bring an end to suffering and provide a sense of peace and liberty.

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Socrates This quote is written / told by Socrates between 469 BC and 399 BC. He was a famous Philosopher from Greece. The author also have 42 other quotes.

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