José Ingenieros
View AuthorIntellectual curiosity is the denial of all dogmas and the driving force behind free inquiry.
Robert Green Ingersoll
View AuthorAnger is a gust of wind that extinguishes the lamp of intelligence.
Henry James
View AuthorThe more I think about it, the more things I understand, and the more things I understand, the more scared I get.
William James
View AuthorPessimism leads to weakness; optimism to power.
William James
View AuthorThe deepest principle of human character is the longing to be appreciated.
Jean Paul
View AuthorThe shy are afraid before danger; the cowards, during it; the brave, afterwards.
Jean Paul
View AuthorThe most indestructible of miracles is human faith in them.
Jean Paul
View AuthorSufferings are like passing clouds: from afar they seem black, but up close they are barely gray.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorIt is not wealth or splendor, but rather tranquility and work, that provide happiness.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorTake things on the bright side.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorOne should not be too severe with the errors of the people, but rather try to eliminate them through education.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorThe art of life is the art of avoiding pain.