Quotes About Uncertainty

New trends will always shake us from left to right, as long as we don't know ourselves, like a pendulum swing.

No one knows the cure for addiction. In other words, certainty is a dream and the time to stop is unknown; even after feeling pain.

Nor is the world a stage or a prison. Simply, because there is no difference between the prisoner and the individual who is about to go on stage; they have no idea what to expect there. Both suffer from the disease of expectation.

Patience is good sometimes, but useless when you know deep inside that you have been waiting for nothing.

Religions, including science, are still so immature. They did not find the location of the soul. Most of them are still in doubt.

Risk taking is the game of dice, which is always unpredictable and full of probabilities.

Since charity falls into the category of expectations, it can't be relied upon and it's something that's out of our control.

The blessings, same as the fertile seeds, cannot be predicted from the early stages.

The funniest thing about being a human is that you can easily disagree with yourself.

The future that we will never experience is constantly haunting us in the present moment. Thus, taking away our true happiness.

The only true prophecy is that no one knows anything about the day of judgment.

The present is short lived. Difficult to define it without disturbing the past and the future events.

The right hemisphere of the mind is free from worry, while the left side is full of doubts about everything that is going on in the mind.

Those who love much risk losing everything at once without warning.

Time cannot be mastered, just like the unpredictable wind that leaves us wondering which direction it is going to blow next.

We admire and love those people who constantly tease us, but we are doubtful of those who show us too much love.

We believe whenever we don't know the truth.

We have our reasons for doubting things in life, but many doubts are maintained for no reason.

Faith gives us hope, so if faith is lost, hope flees away like mist in the wind. Loss of faith leads to loss of hope, which leads to despair. Life becomes pointless and without value.

To get a women you have to risk losing her.

All Christian language about the future is a set of signposts pointing into a mist.

We see through a glass darkly, says St. Paul as he peers toward what lies ahead. All our language about future states of the world and of ourselves consists of complex pictures that may or may not correspond very well to the ultimate reality. But that doesn't mean it's anybody's guess or that every opinion is as good as every other one.

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, which boils down in popular discourse to saying that the very act of observing things changes the things you observe, works just as well, worryingly, when you look in the mirror.

Thus (a) understanding the world, (b) understanding reality, and (c) understanding myself all threaten to collapse into a morass, a smog of unknowing, of not even knowing what "knowing" itself might mean.