Aristotle
View AuthorThe true final cause resides in immovable beings.
Aristotle
View AuthorOnly by doing good can one truly be happy.
Isaac Asimov
View AuthorA subtle erroneous thought can lead to a fruitful inquiry that reveals truths of great value.
Isaac Asimov
View AuthorTo be successful, planning alone is insufficient. One must also improvise.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorThe argument is like shooting a crossbow, it is equally effective when aimed at a giant as it is at a dwarf.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorWhile we admire and exalt the faculties of human intelligence, we forget to seek its true collaborators.
Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorThe man who shows solicitude and courtesy towards a foreigner demonstrates that he is a citizen of the world.
Robert Baden-Powell
View AuthorThe way to achieve happiness is by making others happy.
Jaime Luciano Balmes
View AuthorIt is not very difficult to attack the opinions of others, but it is difficult to support one's own: because human reason is as weak for building as it is a formidable battering ram for destruction.
Jaime Luciano Balmes
View AuthorMan employs hypocrisy to deceive himself, perhaps more than to deceive others.
Honoré de Balzac
View AuthorIndulging in a vice costs more than maintaining a family.
Honoré de Balzac
View AuthorThe newspaper is a shop where the words of the same color as desired are sold to the public.