Quotes About Wisdom

You can't tell nobody what they don't know—not even that they don't know

Grow antennae, not horns.

Gauge thy life wisely but gauge thy neighbors' wiser!

Judge wisely or be judged accordingly

Time passes in a linear trajectory, utilize your path along it wisely.

Truth is always fascinating because it always lies in beauty.

Non sono qui perché voi riteniate come vostre le idee che vi do io, ma per insegnarvi un metodo vero per giudicare le cose che io vi dirò.

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Guardate, la verità ha un volto semplice: basta che uno apra gli occhi.

You too must not count too much on your reality as you feel it today, since like yesterday, it may prove an illusion for you tomorrow.

Whatever is a reality today, whatever you touch and believe in and that seems real for you today, is going to be, like the reality of yesterday, an illusion tomorrow.

Doesn't every town in America have an old-timer called The Professor? That duffer who knows everything and everybody, as long as they are dead.

Who was to say that God did not use the coyote's teeth to eat His gifts?

Who was she to say that God did not use the coyote's teeth to chew His gifts?

To be macho, you must already know everything, know it so well that you're already bored by the knowledge.

It was 1965, and he felt he had already lived a hundred years.

She patted Teresita on the head. She was five years older when she rose than when she'd sat down.

Minnie said, "Better not to ask." "That's our family in a nutshell." "You got that right.

Quizás también sin antiguo daño, sin íntimo terror, no haya conocimiento ni bondad tampoco.. Del poema "Investiga la ciencia del dolor

Beauty is the oracle that speaks to us all.

Age is something that doesn't matter unless you're a cheese

Age is something that doesn't matter, unless you are a cheese

Age is something that doesn't matter, unless you are a cheese.

The worthiest among human beings, said Diogenes according to Stobaeus (3.86.19), are those who despise learning and prefer a state of ignorance-ignorance understood not in the sense of not knowing anything, but in the sense of dispensing with unnecessary learning and acquiring only the knowledge that is sufficient for a good and simple life. This is what Diogenes identified as the only meaning and purpose of philosophy.