Douglas Adams
View AuthorHuman beings, who are almost unique in their ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent aversion to doing so.
Douglas Adams
View AuthorMaybe I didn't get where I intended to go, but I think I've ended up where I needed to be.
Henry Adams
View AuthorSomeday science may have human life in its hands, and by causing the world to explode, the human species may incur in collective suicide.
Henry Adams
View AuthorA teacher works for eternity: no one can say where their influence ends.
Alfred Adler
View AuthorA lie would make no sense if the truth were not perceived as dangerous.
Mariano Aguiló
View AuthorHe who says everything he thinks, thinks very little of what he says.
Alain
View AuthorThe reader who does not admire a good book is the one who has read it poorly, and admirable passages can be cited to them that, undoubtedly, they are unaware of.
Alain
View AuthorThe men who have the intelligent expression, disappoint later because they do not give everything they promised us. In this sense, it is an advantage to seem foolish.
Josefina Aldecoa
View AuthorEducate the children. Educate them in tolerance, in solidarity. Transmit to them the most important thing we have: cultural heritage.
Josefina Aldecoa
View AuthorI was going to teach and at the same time to learn.
Edward George Bulwer-Lytton
View AuthorGenius does what it must and talent does what it can.
Luis Buñuel
View AuthorScience does not interest me. It ignores sleep, chance, laughter, emotion, and contradiction, things that are precious to me.