Book: Experiments. Page 1

There is no fair wind for one who knows not what Harbor he wants to sail.

I appreciate myself just for the fact that know the true value of yourself.

Let me weaken arm, foot or leg, let them staggered teeth - yet while I have life, all is well.

The only one you know, you cowardly-hearted, or honest and devout; others do not see; they make yourself who you are based on internal speculation, they see not so much your nature as your ability to behave among people; therefore, you should defer to their judgment, is considered only with his.

When we say we fear death, we think primarily about pain, its ordinary forerunner.

We are all devoid of integrity and is cut out of separate pieces, each of which at any given moment plays a role. So diverse and colorful, our internal structure, that at different moments we are no less different from themselves than from others.

Philosophers of all schools agree that the highest good consists in serenity of mind and body.

Madness to judge what is true and what is false, on the basis of our knowledge.

True scientists are like ears in the field. While the ear is empty, it is fun growing and raising up the head; but when he swells up, filled with grain and Matures, he appreciates humility and lowers his head.

Truly, the only thing I know is that I am a total ignoramus in all things.

If you want to be cured of ignorance must confess it.

The goal, I believe, is always and at all one, namely to live freely and independently; but not always, people choose the right path for her. Often they think they've retired, but it turns out that only replaced one by the other.

And there is no other being that it would be just as difficult and just as outgoing as people: first because of his vices, and second, because of its nature.

Need or people to imitate the vicious, or hate them. Both dangerous and to be like them, for they utter many, and much to hate them, because they're not like us.