Jack London: The Function of Man is to LIVE, not to Exist
“If this is the best that civilization can do for the human, then give us howling and naked savagery. Far better to be a people of the wilderness and desert, of cave and the squatting-place, than to be a people of the machine and the Abyss.”
Jack London: The Function of Man is to LIVE, not to Exist
Jack London
He realized that the most vital things in life “lie in passion and in passionate expression,”
Jack London: The Function of Man is to LIVE, not to Exist
“Have you lived? What have you got to show for it? Stocks and bonds, and houses and servants–pouf! Heart and arteries and a steady hand–is that all? Have you lived merely to live? Were you afraid to die? I’d rather sing one wild song and burst my heart with it, than live a thousand years watching my digestion and being afraid of the wet.” Jack London