Robert Louis Stevenson
View AuthorEvery spoken or written word is dead language.
Tacitus
View AuthorHe who gets angry at criticism, acknowledges that it was deserved.
Rabindranath Tagore
View AuthorAsking questions is proof of thinking.
Mark Twain
View AuthorThe difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a firefly.
Mark Twain
View AuthorIt usually takes three weeks to prepare an impromptu speech.
Miguel de Unamuno
View AuthorPhilosophy responds to the need to make a unitary and total conception of the world and life.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorIn every discussion, it's not a thesis that is defended but oneself.
Voltaire
View AuthorOne misplaced word spoils the most beautiful thought.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe newspapers are the archives of trifles.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe nature makes men eloquent in great passions and great interests.
Voltaire
View AuthorIt is only possible to affirm in geometry.
Voltaire
View AuthorMetaphysical discussions are like balloons filled with air; when the bladders burst, one observes how the air comes out and nothing is left.