Symmetry is only a property of dead things.
The quote "Symmetry is only a property of dead things" from Louis de Bernières' book "Corelli's Mandolin" reflects on the idea that perfection, often associated with symmetry, lacks the vibrancy of life. In nature and living beings, imperfections and asymmetries often signify growth, change, and individuality. This perspective suggests that true beauty and vitality come from embracing the irregularities found in life rather than adhering to rigid standards of symmetry.
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