It is not an animal instinct that makes us feel dissatisfied. I will tell you what it is: the highest aspiration of man, the need to grow and progress..., to find new things..., new horizons. To expand and conquer new territories, new experiences; to understand and live in permanent evolution. To put aside routine and repetition, to break the senseless monotony of habit and move forward, and not stop...

πŸ“– Philip K. Dick

🌍 American  |  πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’Ό Writer

πŸŽ‚ December 16, 1928  β€“  ⚰️ March 2, 1982
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In Philip K. Dick's "Solar Lottery," the narrative delves into the essence of human dissatisfaction, emphasizing that it stems not from mere instinct but from a profound desire to grow and evolve. This drive propels individuals to seek out new experiences, break free from monotony, and continuously expand their horizons. The pursuit of new knowledge and the need for personal progress highlight the distinctive qualities of humanity.

Rather than accepting a...

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