Quotes About Knowledge
Fools lie, clever men stick to the truth.
~ Michael Scott
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Wikipedia is the best thing ever.
~ Michael Scott
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Dee's search for knowledge was always his greatest strength... and his weakness.
~ Michael Scott
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True. If you tell people everything, you take away their opportunity to learn.
~ Michael Scott
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Josh: I didn't know.... Nicholas: No reason why you should have - except that your ignorance could have gotten you killed... or worse.
~ Michael Scott
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It was some time ago—in the twelfth century, as you humani measure time—a man from the land of the Scots. I do not remember his name." Both Sophie and Josh instinctively knew that Hekate was lying. "What happened to him?" Sophie asked. "He died." There was a peculiar high-pitched giggle.
~ Michael Scott
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But what you must remember is that knowledge itself is never dangerous," Tsagaglalal insisted. "It is how that knowledge is used that is dangerous.
~ Michael Scott
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Pero no olvides que la sabiduría nunca es peligrosa. Lo verdaderamente peligroso es el modo en que se usa.
~ Michael Scott
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El día en que dejamos de aprender es el día en que morimos.
~ Michael Scott
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When Watson and Crick announced that they had discovered what they called 'the secret of life' in 1953, they were merely rediscovering something alchemists have always known.
~ Michael Scott
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Entonces sabrás que Albert Einstein aseguraba que la imaginación era más importante que el conocimiento, puesto que este último está limitado a lo que sabemos mientras que la imaginación abarca un mundo aún por descubrir y comprender.
~ Michael Scott
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Ik heb wel de lotan.' Machiavelli en Billy keken hem wezenloos aan. 'Dé lotan,' zei Nereus. De twee onsterfelijken schudden hun hoofd. 'Ik heb geen idee wat dat is,' bekende Machiavelli.
~ Michael Scott
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Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.
~ Michael Scott
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If you tell people everything you take away their opportunity to learn.
~ Michael Scott
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But what science cannot understand, it dismisses.
~ Michael Scott
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When I was at drama school, I wanted to change the world, and thought I had some great wisdom to impart to people about humanity. Now that I'm older, I know enough to realise that I know nothing at all.
~ Michael Sheen
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But the power of science lies in open publication, which, with the rise of the Internet, is no longer constrained by the price of paper.
~ Michael Shermer
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When people thought the earth was flat, they were wrong. When people thought the earth was spherical, they were wrong. But if you think that thinking the earth is spherical is just as wrong as thinking the earth is flat, then your view is wronger than both of them put together. —ISAAC ASIMOV, THE RELATIVITY OF WRONG, 1989
~ Michael Shermer
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The Age of Reason, then, was the age when humanity was born again, not from original sin, but from original ignorance and dependence on authority and superstition. Never again should we allow ourselves to be the intellectual slaves of those who would bind our minds with the chains of dogma and authority. In its stead we use reason and science as the arbiters of truth and knowledge.
~ Michael Shermer
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The belief that all knowledge is culturally determined and therefore lacks certainty is largely the product of an uncertain cultural milieu.
~ Michael Shermer
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Scientists are knowledge capitalists who produce scientific papers that report the results of experiments conducted to test (and usually support) the hegemonic theories that reinforce the status quo.
~ Michael Shermer
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Consideration of the method used in diverse orders of knowledge allows for the concordance of two points of view which seem irreconcilable. The sciences of observation describe and measure with ever greater precision the multiple manifestations of life … while theology extracts … the final meaning according to the Creator's designs.
~ Michael Shermer
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I'm a skeptic not because I do not want to believe, but because I want to know.
~ Michael Shermer
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Reality exists independent of human minds, but our understanding of it depends upon the beliefs we hold at any given time.
~ Michael Shermer
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