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.
Daniel Pennac
View AuthorI have always believed that the school is made, first and foremost, by the teachers.
Jose María de Pereda
View AuthorExperience does not consist of what has been lived, but of what has been reflected upon.
Bertrand Russell
View AuthorMathematics possess not only truth, but also a certain supreme beauty. A cold and austere beauty, like that of a sculpture.
Bertrand Russell
View AuthorThe ability of science to survive in the long run depends on psychology; that is, it depends on what human beings desire.
Charles M. Schulz
View AuthorThere are differences between philosophy and car stickers.
Richard Steele
View AuthorReading is to intelligence what exercise is to the body.
Peter Alexander Ustinov
View AuthorSince we are destined to live our lives in the prison of our mind, let us at least furnish it well.
Juan Valera
View AuthorThe visible universe, that is, the realization or embodiment of divine thought, is the occasional cause of science.
Voltaire
View AuthorThere is someone so intelligent that they learn from the experience of others.
Voltaire
View AuthorWhoever does not have all the intelligence of their age, has all their misfortune.