Jacques Yves Cousteau
View AuthorFrom birth, man carries the weight of gravity on his shoulders. He is bolted to the Earth. But all he has to do is sink beneath the surface and he is free.
Jacques Yves Cousteau
View AuthorThroughout most of history, man has had to struggle against nature to survive; in this century, he begins to realize that, to survive, he must protect it.
William Cowper
View AuthorA lazy person is like a clock without hands, being useless whether it's moving or standing still.
William Cowper
View AuthorAvoid desperate decisions; the darkest day will pass if you have the courage to live until the next day.
William Cowper
View AuthorFollowing stupid precedents and blinking with both eyes is easier than thinking.
William Cowper
View AuthorThe knowledge is proud of how much it has learned; wisdom is humble because it doesn't know more.
Benedetto Croce
View AuthorThought is the full truth that encompasses all moments, including error.
Marie Curie
View AuthorLife is not worth worrying so much about.
Marie Curie
View AuthorThe day man realizes his deep mistakes, the progress of science would have ended.
Marie Curie
View AuthorI was taught that the path of progress is neither quick nor easy.
Marie Curie
View AuthorYou can't expect to build a better world without improving the people.
Alfred d' Houdetot
View AuthorExperience is as useful as a lottery ticket after the draw.