Author of quotes: David Hume. Page 4

People possess a General tendency to represent all of an existing similar to themselves and ascribe to every object those qualities with which they are familiar and which they directly realize it.

That happy who live in conditions consistent with his temperament, but he is more perfect who can fit your temperament to any conditions.

Nothing so freely as the human thought.

A true skeptic also mistrustful of his doubts as to the philosophical writings.

The world is a complex of sensations, perception.

Be a philosopher, but, indulging in philosophy, and you.

There is no doubt that most people will always prefer easy and clear philosophy accurate but inaccessible, and many will recommend the first, considering it not only more enjoyable but also more useful than the second.

Nature is always stronger than principles.

Absolute solitude is probably the worst punishment that could fall on us. Any enjoyment is weakened and disappears when we get it in solitude, and every trouble becomes more cruel and intolerable.

A man never has given up on life when she though something was worth.

What is the age or what period of life more conducive to superstition? The weak and timid. And what gender? It should give the same answer.