Aristotle
View AuthorThe mind is always right, while the appetite and imagination can be wrong.
Aristotle
View AuthorThere is nothing in the mind that has not been previously in the senses.
Aristotle
View AuthorOne should not always start with the very first notion of the things being studied, but rather with what can facilitate learning.
Aristotle
View AuthorEvery man, by nature, desires to know.
Aristotle
View AuthorSciences have bitter roots, but very sweet fruits.
Armando Palacio Valdés
View AuthorWhen we are on the edge of an abyss and the night is dark, the wise rider loosens the reins and surrenders to the horse's instinct.
Giovanni Papini
View AuthorI want to know everything. And I always find myself as before, as sad as life and as resigned as wisdom.
Giovanni Papini
View AuthorWhen I was young, I almost always read to learn; today, sometimes, I read to forget.
Giovanni Papini
View AuthorIf any man, even a vulgar one, knew how to narrate his own life, he would write one of the greatest novels ever written.
Emilia Pardo Bazán
View AuthorThe education of women cannot be called education, but rather taming, since its ultimate goal is obedience, passivity, and submission.
Blaise Pascal
View AuthorIf you do not act as you think, you will end up thinking as you act.
Blaise Pascal
View AuthorIt is worth knowing something about everything, rather than knowing everything about one thing.