Eugene Ionesco
View AuthorOnly words matter. The rest is mere chatter.
Eugene Ionesco
View AuthorOh, words, how many crimes are committed in your name!
Isocrates
View AuthorA collection of beautiful maxims is a more valuable treasure than riches.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorTo philosophize is and only is to learn how to die.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorIn philosophy, the questions are more essential than the answers.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorIf I had to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without government, I would not hesitate to prefer the latter.
Rudyard Kipling
View AuthorWords are the most powerful drug used by humanity.
Clive Staples Lewis
View AuthorWe will not consider any experience we may have, whatever it may be, as miraculous if we maintain a philosophy that excludes the supernatural.
Abbott Liebling
View AuthorGeneralmente, people confuse what they read in the newspapers with the news.
James Russell Lowell
View AuthorIn general, those who have nothing to say spend the most time possible not saying anything.
Marcus Aurelius
View AuthorGet used to paying attention to what another person says, and as far as possible, try to get inside their mind. Generally, you must first learn many things before being able to judge someone's actions with knowledge.
José Martí
View AuthorTimely praise fosters merit, and the lack of praise discourages it.