In "Wind, Sand and Stars," Antoine de Saint-Exupéry reflects on the struggles and harsh realities of life. He acknowledges the physical challenges and imperfections that he encounters, yet emphasizes that these are not what truly distress him. Instead, it is the deeper, more profound realization of the potential greatness within individuals that goes unrecognized or is destroyed. This notion evokes a sense of loss, akin to witnessing a brilliant talent like...