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Blaise Pascal

Blaise Pascal

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Can there be anything more ridiculous than the claim that a man has the right to kill me because he lives on the other side of the water and his prince has a quarrel with mine, even though I have no quarrel with him?

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Know that man infinitely surpasses man.

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For those who only desire to see, there is enough light; but for those with an opposite disposition, there is always enough darkness.

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It's not good to be too free. It's not good to have everything one wants.

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Neither contradiction is an indication of falsehood, nor the lack of contradiction is an indication of truth.

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They say that habit is a second nature. Who knows, however, if nature is not first a habit.

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The art of persuasion consists as much in pleasing as in convincing; since men are governed more by whim than by reason.

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The world is full of good maxims; it only lacks applying them.

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In religions it is necessary to be sincere; true pagans, true Jews, true Christians.

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The best books are those that those who read them believe they could have written them too.

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The first effect of love is to inspire great respect; one feels veneration for the beloved.

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Men believe they are sincerely seeking rest, when in reality they are only seeking agitation.

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