Fyodor Dostoevsky — "Man has an innate craving for freedom, but at the same time he has a greater cra…"
Man has an innate craving for freedom, but at the same time he has a greater craving for happiness.
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Attributed, often quoted, specific original source hard to pinpoint but widely associated with his philosophy.
Date: Mid-Late 19th Century
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