Marcus Tullius Cicero. Thoughts and sayings (№ 454278)

Apparently, it is natural for a person to seek, to investigate the truth. If we are not busy with urgent matters, not absorbed in heavy worries, nothing excites us to such an extent as the desire to see, hear, comprehend what we do not yet know. Then we consider it necessary for our happiness to know miracles, of which nature seems to have made a secret for us. Indeed, there is nothing more befitting to man than truth in all its purity, in all its simplicity.