Winston Churchill
View AuthorPolitics is more dangerous than war, because in war you only die once.
Alain
View AuthorBoredom is what remains of thoughts when the passions are removed from them.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorFolly is the mother of all evils.
Joseph Addison
View AuthorNothing that is achieved without pain and without work is truly valuable.
Woody Allen
View AuthorI hate reality, but it's the only place where you can eat a good steak.
Henry F. Amiel
View AuthorThe man who aims to see everything clearly before deciding never decides.
Aristotle
View AuthorThe predicates of the predicate also extend to the subject.
Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorDoubt is one of the names of intelligence.
Valeriu Butulescu
View AuthorThe ignorance is the heaviest burden. But those who carry it do not feel it.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorPolitical truth, in whatever form it may appear, is nothing more than order and freedom.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorThe manner of giving is worth more than what is given.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorThe happiest man is the one who creates happiness for the greatest number of his fellow beings.