Generosity towards the future is the ability to give everything related to the present.
Albert Camus
I never think about the future. It comes on its own soon enough.
Albert Einstein
The calling of every person in spiritual activity is a constant search for the truth and meaning of life.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
A person is what he believes in.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
Respect for a person is a condition without which there is no progress for us...
To be human is to feel responsible. Feel shame in front of poverty, which, it would seem, does not depend on you. Be proud of every victory won by your comrades. To realize that by laying a brick, you are helping to build the world.
Are you concerned about the future? Build today. You can change everything. Grow a cedar forest on a barren plain. But it is important that you do not construct cedars, but plant seeds.
What constitutes the dignity of the world can be saved only under one condition: remembering it. And the dignity of the world consists of mercy, love of knowledge and respect for the inner man.
A person is driven primarily by motivations that cannot be seen with the eyes. A person is guided by the spirit.
Apuleius
It is not necessary to look at where a person was born, but what his morals are, not in what land, but by what principles he decided to live his life.
No one lived in the past, no one will have to live in the future; the present is the form of life.
Arthur Schopenhauer
What is in a person is undoubtedly more important than what a person has.
Arthur Schopenhauer
Through generosity a person rises so high that he can meet God.
Ahai Gaon
Metal is recognized by its ringing, and a person by its word.
Baltasar Gracian y Morales
At twenty years old a person is ruled by desire, at thirty years old by reason, at forty years old by reason.
Benjamin Franklin
True honor is the decision to do, in all circumstances, what is useful to the most people.
Benjamin Franklin
Desire expresses the essence of a person.
Benedict Spinoza
When humanity is destroyed, there is no more art. Putting beautiful words together is not an art.
Bertolt Brecht
The most important thing is to teach a person to think.
Bertolt Brecht
A person must have at least two pennies of hope, otherwise it is impossible to live.
Bertolt Brecht
The smarter and kinder a person is, the more he notices goodness in people.
Blaise Pascal
Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external. The more someone becomes himself, the more deeply he begins to understand himself, the more clearly his original features appear.
Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov
The human mind is like a skein of tangled silk; First of all, you need to carefully find the end of the thread to untangle it.
Walter Scott
Strength of spirit makes a person invincible; fearlessness is, figuratively speaking, the eyes of human nobility. A fearless person sees good and evil not only with his eyes, but also with his heart; he cannot indifferently pass by trouble, grief, humiliation of human dignity.
Vasily Alexandrovich Sukhomlinsky
You can judge a person much more accurately by his dreams than by his thoughts.
The future has several names. For a weak person, the name of the future is impossibility. For the faint-hearted - the unknown. For the thoughtful and valiant - an ideal. The need is urgent, the task is great, the time has come. Forward to the victory!
Man was created not to drag chains, but to soar above the earth with his wings wide open.
To move forward, a person must constantly have before him at the heights of glorious examples of courage.
In serving a cause or loving another person, a person fulfills himself. The more he gives himself to the cause, the more he gives himself to his partner, the more human he is, and the more he becomes himself.
Victor Frankl
Everything can be taken away from a person except one thing: last freedom a person - to choose his own attitude to any circumstances, to choose his own path.
Victor Frankl
It is much more important how a person relates to fate than what it is in itself. Vissarion Grigorievich Belinsky Finding your way, finding out your place in life - this is everything for a person, this means for him to become himself.
Wilhelm Humboldt
Man is created for happiness, like a bird is created for flight.
Vladimir Galaktionovich Korolenko
Neither nickname, nor religion, nor the very blood of one’s ancestors makes a person a member of one or another nationality... Whoever thinks in what language belongs to that people.
Vladimir Ivanovich Dal
A person can have two basic behaviors in life: he either rolls or climbs.
Vladimir Soloukhin
A person always remains himself. Because it changes all the time.
Vladislav Grzegorczyk
Victory shows what a person can do, and defeat shows what he is worth.
Eastern wisdom
It is easier to judge a person's intelligence by his questions than by his answers.
Gaston de Levis
Human capabilities have not yet been measured. We cannot judge them by previous experience - the person has not yet dared so much.
Henry David Thoreau
We are often lonelier among people than in the quiet of our rooms. When a person thinks or works, he is always alone with himself, no matter where he is.
Henry David Thoreau
How could nature be so bright and beautiful if man's destiny were not the same?
Henry David Thoreau
Nothing can fully stir a person's mind if there is no dream.
Henry Taylor
The soul of a man lies in his deeds.
Henrik Ibsen
A free person is not envious, but willingly recognizes the great and sublime and rejoices in the fact that it exists.
Man is immortal through knowledge. Knowledge, thinking is the root of his life, his immortality.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Man is raised for freedom.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
What a man does is what he is.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
The future must be embedded in the present.
Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
Man is a mortal God.
Hermes Trismegistus
Truly great is the man who has managed to master his time.
Hesiod
In the soul of every person there are dreams, sublime dreams, where one’s own virtues and nobility grow day by day and deserve to be an integral part of human life.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
When all roads come to a dead end, when all illusions are destroyed, when not a single ray of sun shines on the horizon, a spark of hope remains in the depths of the soul of every person.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
When the rite is performed in the soul of a person, when he feels that the name, image, virtue, and everything connected with God live in his own heart, when worship is performed in this place of the human body, where the human comes into contact with the divine, then the boundaries are erased religions, and the Highest Intuition allows us to see the radiance of the one God.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
A new miracle that needs to be added to the list of traditional ones is the miracle of being a person whose feet are on the ground and whose head rises to the starry sky.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
Only human consciousness is able to overcome the path from the diversity of things to Unity. It ascends and descends, descends and ascends, connecting these two extremes of the manifestation of life.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
A person is born, grows, reaches his prime, weakens and dies. Despite his blindness, he still admits that his death is not absolute, just as nothing in nature freezes completely. He does not realize that, as soon as the time comes, he, too, will be reborn with the same ease with which trees do it. He cannot pretend to be reborn in the same body, but the trees do not need the same leaves that were on them last summer. Our bodies are leaves, but the roots remain the same, just as the soul lives forever.
Delia Steinberg Guzman
Be a good man- means not only not to do injustice, but also not to desire it.
Democritus
An honest and dishonest person is known not only by what they do, but also by what they desire.
Democritus
Knowing how things should be characterizes an intelligent person; knowledge of how things really are characterizes an experienced person; knowing how to change them characterizes a person of genius.
Denis Diderot
Most happy man the one who gives happiness to the greatest number of people.
Denis Diderot
There is a force of aspiration in the human will that turns the fog within us into the sun.
Deep within the soul there is a desire that leads a person from the visible to the invisible, to philosophy, to the divine.
A person's worth is not determined by what he has achieved, but rather by what he dares to achieve. Gibran Khalil Gibran True Light is the one that comes from within a person and reveals the secrets of the heart to the soul, making it happy and in agreement with life.
Man struggles to find life outside himself, not realizing that the life he seeks is within him.
A person who is limited in heart and thoughts tends to love what is limited in life. One whose vision is limited cannot see beyond the length of one cubit on the road he is walking on or on the wall he is leaning against with his shoulder.
Whatever the cost, you must act truthfully and must not do what is untrue, no matter what an ignorant person thinks or says about you.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
It often happens that a person considers happiness to be far from himself, but it has already come to him with silent steps.
Giovanni Boccaccio
The less a person thinks about himself, the less unhappy he is.
Johnson
After all, the human heart also has two peaks that grow from a single root; Equally, in the spiritual sense, from one passion of the heart, two opposites, hatred and love, flow, just as Mount Parnassus has a single foundation under two peaks.
Giordano Bruno
A person is like a brick; when burned, it becomes hard.
George Bernard Shaw
Success should be measured not so much by the position that a person has achieved in life, but by the obstacles that he has overcome in achieving success.
George Washington
The point is not what kind of work a person does, what matters is how you do it.
Dmitry Ivanovich Ilovaisky
Have a heart, have a soul, and you will be a man at all times.
Dmitry Ivanovich Fonvizin
The promise of a decent person becomes an obligation.
Ancient Greek wisdom
The world gives a way to a person who knows where he is going.
David Star Jordan
As long as a person exists, he will discover himself.
Evgeny Mikhailovich Bogat
Keep within yourself those great spiritual qualities that make up the distinctive identity of an honest man, a great man and a hero. Be afraid of any artificiality. Let not the infection of vulgarity darken your ancient taste for honor and valor.
Catherine II
While our heart is filled with thoughts of a small group of several “I”s, near and dear to us, what remains in our soul for the rest of humanity?
Let every burning human tear fall into the depths of your heart, and let it remain there: do not remove it until the sadness that gave birth to it is eliminated.
Debt is what we owe to humanity, our loved ones, our neighbors, our family, and, above all, what we owe to all those who are poorer and more defenseless than us. This is our duty, and failure to fulfill it during life makes us spiritually bankrupt and leads to a state of moral collapse in our future incarnation.
Each is given the opportunity to go from peak to peak and cooperate with nature in achieving the obvious purpose of life. The spiritual “I” of a person moves in eternity like a pendulum swinging between the periods of life and death. This “I” is an actor, and its many incarnations are the roles that it plays.
A real person is one who does not go back on his words.
A person is born for great things when he has the strength to conquer himself.
Jean Baptiste Massillon
A noble person is above insults, injustice, grief, ridicule; he would be invulnerable if he were a stranger to compassion.
Jean de La Bruyère
A person's honor is not in the power of another; this honor is in himself and does not depend on public opinion; her defense is not a sword or a shield, but an honest and impeccable life, and a battle in such conditions is not inferior in courage to any other battle.
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Happy, thrice happy is the man who is strengthened by the adversities of life.
Genre Fabre
A person can remain himself only if he tirelessly strives to rise above himself.
Jules Lachelier
It is much more difficult to be a decent person for a week than to be a hero for fifteen minutes.
Jules Renard
A lucky person is a person who has done what others were just about to do.
Jules Renard
A person increases his happiness to the extent that he gives it to others.
Jeremy Bentham
Man's destiny is to achieve perfection through freedom.
Immanuel Kant
Conquer the person who never gives anything with gifts; conquer the treacherous with fidelity; humble the wrathful with meekness; A evil man overcome with kindness.
Indian wisdom
A person’s greatest merit remains, of course, that he determines circumstances as much as possible and allows them to define him as little as possible.
Give a person a purpose to live for, and he can survive in any situation.
You can't always be a hero, but you can always remain human.
A distinctive characteristic of a person is to definitely want to start all over again...
The greatest wealth of a person is a state of mind strong enough to not desire any wealth.
Man lives real life, if you are happy with someone else's happiness.
A man with faith and presence of mind wins even in the most difficult undertakings, but as soon as he succumbs to the most insignificant doubt, he perishes.
A person grows as his goals grow.
Johann Friedrich Schiller
Only by realizing its best dreams does humanity move forward.
Kliment Arkadyevich Timiryazev
A person understands the world not by what he takes from it, but by what he enriches it with.
Claudel
A noble man lives in harmony with everyone, but a low man seeks his own kind.
Confucius
Even in the company of two people, I will certainly find something to learn from them. I will try to imitate their virtues, and I myself will learn from their shortcomings.
Confucius
A virtuous person corrects himself and does not demand anything from others, so that nothing can be unpleasant for him. He does not complain about people and does not condemn heaven.
Confucius
A worthy person cannot but possess a breadth of knowledge and fortitude. His burden is heavy and his path is long.
Confucius
A truly humane husband achieves everything through his own efforts.
Confucius
He who is humane gives others support, wanting to have it himself, and helps them achieve success, wanting to achieve it himself.
Confucius
To respect every person as ourselves, and to treat him as we wish to be treated—there is nothing higher than this.
Confucius
Do what you consider honest, without expecting any glory for it; remember that a stupid person is a bad judge of good deeds.
The true strength of a person is not in impulses, but in the inviolable calm desire for good, which he establishes in thoughts, expresses in words and leads in actions.
As soon as an ideal higher than the previous one is set before humanity, all previous ideals fade like stars before the sun, and man cannot help but recognize the highest ideal, just as he cannot help but see the sun.
It is bad if a person does not have something for which he is ready to die.
Only then is it easy to live with a person when you do not consider yourself higher or better than him, or him higher and better than yourself.
A person is like a fraction: the numerator is what he is, the denominator is what he thinks about himself. The larger the denominator, the smaller the fraction.
A person is not given to understand if there is no love in him, and is not given to recognize if he does not sacrifice himself.
Lenormand
A person is born not to drag out a sad existence in inaction, but to work on a great and grandiose cause.
Leon Battista Alberti
The only real wealth is spiritual wealth; the rest is more sorrow than joy. A person with great wealth and wealth should be called one who knows how to use his property.
Lucian
Great is the man who uses clay utensils as if they were silver, but no less great is he who uses silver like clay.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (the Younger)
As long as a person is alive, he should never lose hope.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (the Younger)
The surest sign of the greatness of the soul is when there is no such accident that could throw a person off balance.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (the Younger)
A person only achieves something when he believes in his own strength.
Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach
The highest characteristic of a person is perseverance in overcoming the most severe obstacles.
Ludwig van Beethoven
The wise power of a builder is hidden in every person, and it must be given free rein to develop and flourish.
Maksim Gorky
Love for people is the wings on which a person rises above all else.
Maksim Gorky
Even the most extraordinary person must fulfill his ordinary duties.
Maria von Ebner-Eschenbach
A person remains young as long as he is able to learn something, accept new habits and listen patiently to contradictions.
Maria von Ebner-Eschenbach
If something is beyond your power, then do not decide that it is generally impossible for a person. But if something is possible for a person and is characteristic of him, then consider that it is also available to you.
Marcus Aurelius
The quietest and most serene place where a person can retire is his soul... Allow yourself such solitude more often and draw new strength from it.
Marcus Aurelius
A good, benevolent and sincere person can be recognized by his eyes.
Marcus Aurelius
Avoid those who try to undermine your self-confidence. great person, on the contrary, instills the feeling that you can become great.
Mark Twain
Every person is a reflection of himself inner world. As a person thinks, that is how he is (in life).
Marcus Tullius Cicero
A just person is not one who does not commit injustice, but one who, having the opportunity to be unjust, does not want to be so.
Menander
Every person should be judged by his deeds.
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
A man is rich and strong not only in his own talents, but also in all the gifts that his good friends are rich in.
Mikhail Mikhailovich Prishvin
So you need to dream as much as possible, dream as hard as possible, in order to turn the future into the present.
Mikhail Mikhailovich Prishvin
The person you love in me is, of course, better than me: I am not like that. But you love, and I will try to be better than myself.
Mikhail Mikhailovich Prishvin
Everything planned can be achieved through human effort. What we call fate is only the invisible properties of people.
Wisdom of Ancient India
Having overcome pride, a person becomes pleasant. Having overcome his anger, he becomes cheerful. Having overcome greed, he becomes successful. Having overcome passion, he becomes happy.
Wisdom of Ancient India
A great man is one who has not lost his childish heart.
Mengzi
The human soul is a storehouse that is not accessible to everyone, and one cannot rely on the apparent similarity of some characteristics.
Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol
The purpose of man is to serve, and our whole life is service. You just need to remember that you took a place in the earthly state in order to serve the Heavenly Sovereign and therefore keep His law in mind. Only by serving in this way can you please everyone: the Emperor, the people, and your land.
Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol
Everything real and good was acquired through the struggle and hardships of the people who prepared it; and a better future must be prepared in the same way.
Nikolai Gavrilovich Chernyshevsky
Experience is not what happens to a person, but what a person does with what happens to him.
A person is worth as much as he values himself.
Francois Rabelais
A truly noble person is not born with a great soul, but makes himself such through his magnificent deeds.
Francesco Petrarca
Throw yourself onto the wings of the mills, pretending to be the hands of giants. You are the new Don Quixote, and therefore it is better to die in the name of a worthy cause than to live in the rags of fear.
On the day when humanity meets its destiny, which it itself has created over the past several centuries, when all the blood accumulated by long suffering will rain down before the eyes of its future leaders, the fate of the ancient religions, in whose temples cattle graze today, will seem desirable and bright like the morning sun.
There are two things that only man is capable of: laughter and prayer; when these two values are lost - a sense of humor and religion - a person reaches the state of an animal.
We are travelers. And after long wanderings, enriched with impressions, although covered with scars - traces of countless adventures, we go to what we left. We long for new distances, our eyes, like hawks, peer into the horizon, and dry lips whisper: “Let's return home!”
We must look for our essence, our human origins, our inner strengths, our potentials. And just as we wash to cleanse our body, we must bathe in the mysterious light of philosophy to cleanse our soul.
A true idealist is a person whose height depends not on his physical height, but on the grandeur of his dreams. The horizons that open to him are outlined not by mountains, but by his self-confidence.
The new man whom we proclaim and call upon is young at heart; he is the bearer and keeper of hope, he has the eternal power to remain optimistic, enthusiastic and maintain the ability to do what you want. He can achieve his dreams, he understands and respects the differences that exist between people, because he has deep respect for people themselves and for the world. He has genuine humanity.
The difference between a man and an animal is that he has faith, that he lives an inner life, that his eyes fill with tears at the sight of a sunset, and that he is able to read poetry, understand it and pass it on to other people. Man, unlike animals, does not consider strength to be the highest virtue; he strives to help the weak.
By knowing himself, a person knows his divine essence and recognizes it wherever he wants to see it.
Happy are those who live, those who truly live, who carry within themselves a grain of hope from which a whole world will grow - a world of hope, new world, which will be better than before.
Three virtues adorn the soul: beauty, wisdom and love. Man must honor and strive to comprehend them.
A man has the magnitude of what he dares to do.
Ephraim Gotthold Lessing
Social studies quotes for essays.
Roman legal maxims.
“Civil law most fully regulates private relations.”
"The general principles of law must apply first."
“All participants in civil legal relations have equal rights.”
“Every contract is a deal, but not every deal is a contract.”
“The law favors minors.”
“A corporation does something only if it is discussed collectively by at least a majority of the members.”
“Trade influences law, and law influences trade.”
“Legal entities, like individuals, can earn money.”
“The expressed will to enter into a transaction is unshakable.”
“A flaw in a transaction leads to its termination.”
“Everyone is equal when entering into a contract.”
“The proposal to conclude an agreement must be clear, definite, and not subject to interpretation.”
“The will of the testator always comes first.”
“The more heirs by law, the fewer cases of escheat of property.”
“Any defense must be proportionate to the attack in terms of means, intensity, and timeliness.”
“Any losses must be compensated by the causer in full.”
“Without law there is neither crime nor punishment.”
“Associating with bad people makes me bad too.”
“An attempt is punishable, even if the intended result does not materialize.”
“There is no more painful punishment than to be punished.”
“A person who has broken the law seeks help from the law in vain.”
Abul Faraj“When people argue because they strive for the truth, the dispute must inevitably end, for there is only one truth.”
Adams D.“Nature knows no rights, it knows only laws.”
Ananyev B.G.“The beginning of personality comes much later than the beginning of the individual.”
Aristotle“Man by nature is a political being.”
Balzac“There is no virtuous work that will not be rewarded sooner or later.”
Brudzinsky V. “The law does not guarantee lunch, although it does guarantee a lunch break.”
Belinsky V.G.“Nature creates man, but society develops and shapes him,” “It is good to be a scientist, a poet, a warrior, a legislator, but it is bad not to be a man.”
Berdyaev N.A.“Freedom is the right to inequality”, “Culture is the inevitable path of man and humanity”, “Economy is only a condition and means of human life, but not its goal, not the highest value and not the determining reason.”
Burke E.“Bad laws are the worst kind of tyranny.”
Bacon F.“Three things make a nation great and prosperous: fertile soil, active industry, and ease of movement of people and goods.”
Buast P.“The poorest is the one who does not know how to use what he has.”
Washington B.“No nation can prosper until it realizes that plowing a field is as worthy an occupation as writing a poem.”
Voltaire“All genres of art are good, except boring ones”, “Laws are needed not only to frighten citizens, but also to help them”, “The lack of money, but of people and talents, makes the state weak.”
Vauvenargues“The severity of the law speaks of his philanthropy, and the severity of a person speaks of his narrowness and cruelty.” “You cannot be fair without being humane.”
Havel V.: “Politics is not the art of the possible; Politics is the art of the impossible.”
Gandhi M.:“Freedom is worthless if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.”
Hegel G.“Morality is the reason of the will.”
Goethe I.“How to know yourself? Not by contemplation, only by actions. Try to do your duty, and you will immediately know yourself,” “Truth belongs to man, error belongs to his era.”
Hobbes T.“Citizens enjoy greater freedom the more matters the laws leave to their discretion.”
Horace“Money either dominates its owner or serves him.”
Gumilyov L.N.“There is not a single real criterion for determining ethnicity that applies to all known cases.”
Hugo IN.“The family is the crystal of society.”
Dostoevsky F.M.“Freedom is not about restraining yourself, but about mastering yourself.”
Democritus“If you go beyond the limit, then the most pleasant will become the most unpleasant,” “The law reveals its beneficial effect only to those who obey it,” “Find one scientific proof for me it is better than to take possession of the entire Persian kingdom.”
Disraeli B. “The party is organized public opinion.”
Jones D. “Marketing is a key factor in entrepreneurship. It’s not just fuel, it’s the ship’s compass.”
Zybura U.“The poor pay the most.”
Iskander F.“True responsibility can only be personal.”
Ilyin I.A.“It is impossible for man, as a spiritual being, to live on Earth outside of law.”
Ilyenkov E.“...the act of birth of a person does not coincide either in time or in essence with the act of birth of the human body, with the day of the physical birth of a person.”
Cousins N.“In a democracy, a person not only enjoys the utmost possible power, but also bears the utmost enormous responsibility.”
Kant I.“A person... Very early acquires a sense of justice. But very late or does not acquire the concept of justice at all.”
Kon I.“The same social role is experienced, assessed and implemented differently by different people.”
Confucius“Labor is the soul of life.”
Kumor L.“We are richer than our grandchildren in thousands of things that have not yet been invented.”
Laplace P.“What we know is limited, but what we do not know is infinite.”
La Rochefoucauld F.“Praise is useful if only because it strengthens us in virtuous intentions,” “We easily forget our misdeeds when they are known to us alone.”
Lem S.“To know something, you must already know something.”
Leontyev A.N.“One is not born a person, one becomes a person.”
Livy T.“There is no law that would satisfy everyone.”
Marks K.“The productivity of labor depends not only on the virtuosity of the worker, but also on the perfection of his tools.”
Machiavelli“If there is no common sense, there will be no lasting powers where changes are a complete mess.”
Migout K.“Capitalism is what people do when left alone.”
A. Maurois“A successful marriage is a building that needs to be reconstructed every day.”
Montesquieu“Laws should not achieve what can be achieved by improving morals,” “Laws should have the same meaning for everyone.”
Moiseev N.“The comprehensive education of the population is the main support of its science.”
NikolaiI“In Russia, the one with whom I speak is noble, and while I am speaking with him.”
Orwell J.“Political language is needed to make lies ring true.”
J.de Stael"There are a thousand ways to be very bad person, without breaking the law”, “Higher positions are like steep cliffs - only eagles and reptiles climb them.”
Pareto V.“Demands for equality almost always conceal demands for privilege.”
Pascal B.“All the rules of decent behavior have long been known, the only thing that remains is the ability to use them.”
Prishvin M.“The person you love in me is certainly better than me: I am not like that. But you love, and I will try to be better than myself.”
Pushkin A.S.“Learn to control yourself.”
Pieron A.“A child at the time of birth is not a person, but only a candidate for a person.”
Radugin A.A.“From the standpoint of humanism, a person is not just a product of social circumstances, but a free being, a subject of activity, knowledge and creativity.”
Rousseau J.J.“Youth is the time to acquire wisdom,” “Freedom does not lie in any form of government, it lies in the heart of a free person.”
Ruskin D.“We should always try to look not for what separates us from other people, but for what we have in common with them.”
S. Jerzy Lec“It happens that punishment entails crime.”
Solovyov V.S."Man can be defined as a shameful animal."
Socrates“Treat your parents the way you would like your children to treat you,” “I know that I don’t know anything.”
Smith A.“The state is the night watchman of the market.”
Solzhenitsyn A.“Nations are the wealth of a person, they are his generalized personalities; the smallest of them bears its own special colors.”
Stobey I.“Savings make up the richest income.”
Swift D.“Laws are like a web into which small midges fall, but through which hornets and wasps break through.”
Tolstoy L.N.. “All happy families are alike, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way”, “Before talking about the benefit of satisfying needs, we must decide which needs constitute the benefit”, “The main thing is not to forget for a minute because of marital love , do not lose love and respect as a person to a person.”
Thatcher M.“Society as such does not exist. There are only individuals – men and women, and also families.”
Wells G.“Our true nationality is human.”
Ford G. – senior“Only two incentives force people to work: the thirst for wages and the fear of losing it.”
Fielding G.“Along with state laws, there are also laws of conscience that make up for the omissions of the legislation.”
Friedman M.“Inflation is the only form of punishment without legal justification.”
FriedrichII“Bad laws are good in good hands; and the best laws in the hands of other executors are harmful.”
Thucydides“It is more beneficial for citizens when the entire state prospers, rather than when individuals prosper while the whole collapses.”
Hayk F.“Economic freedom cannot be freedom from economic worries; it is freedom of economic activity, which inevitably entails risk and responsibility associated with the right to choose.”
Haywood E.“Politics is essentially power: the ability to achieve a desired result by any means.”
Hayden K.“At the head of totalitarianism march the most ruthless, those who have nothing to lose, for whom war is their mother, and civil war is their fatherland.”
Huizing J.“Progress only indicates the direction of movement, and it is indifferent to what awaits at the end of this path - good or evil.”
Heine P.“It is logically impossible for one country to be more efficient than another in producing everything.”
Hughes D. “A product can be an engineering dream and a marketing nightmare at the same time.”
Cicero“We must be slaves of the law in order to be free.”
Chesterton G.“Private property is just another face of democracy. It means that everyone should have something that they could create in their own image and likeness.”
Chicherin B.N.“Political freedom is the highest development of personal freedom.”
Everett E.“Education is a better guardian of freedom than a deployed army.”
Shevelev I.“The pain of creativity and the joy of creativity are one whole.”
Show B.“Activity is the only path to knowledge.”
Erwin Good“When I hear the word gun, I grab my culture.”
Russian proverb.
"The deal is more valuable then money".
Russian proverb.
“As is the trade, so is the prey.”
Arabic proverb.
“No vessel can hold more than its capacity, except the vessel of knowledge - it is constantly expanding.”
Folk wisdom.
“There is discord in the family, and I’m not happy at home.”
Aphorisms, quotes, phrases about science and technology
When people start thinking like robots, the robots end up performing even worse.
Artemy Lebedev "Kovodstvo"
Teapots are smart these days. Soon dogs will learn to walk.
Andrey Valentinov and Henry Lyon Oldie "Tirman"
The scientific method, despite all its shortcomings, is still the most reliable way to understand the world.
Declaration of Secular Humanism
The people who invent engines are not extinct yet.
Ayn Rand
Technologies! Now they connect people after being separated in different directions.
Harlan Coben
Modern technology not only depersonalizes people; it guts and turns them inside out, stripping them of the last vestiges of what was once called “private life.”
Harlan Coben
When robots do all the work for a person in the world, they will demand that a person at least not mutter under their arm.
Boris Krieger
Automation in the judicial process will lead to the fact that the judge, instead of banging a gavel, will press a button.
Boris Krieger
Buyers do not like automation in trading because, unlike the seller, it is difficult for the machine to fool its head.
Boris Krieger
Scientists will not save the world. They will not find the right solutions, they will only be able to point out the negative consequences of wrong decisions.
Bernard Werber "Empire of Angels"
From time to time, science, along with God knows what discoveries, confirms at the level of the latest achievements what people have always known.
Mikhail Weller "Cassandra"
We, without realizing it, have given birth to a whole generation of devices that are already so perfect that they are about to start doing without us.
Boris Krieger "Maskin"
Computer science has given us the right to complete and safe delusions of grandeur.
Bernard Werber "Revolution of the Ants"
Modern technologies are making people increasingly weak-minded.
Vladimir Mikhailov
I admit that technology is more powerful and stronger than me: it works when it wants, and when it doesn’t want, then its owner better read the newspaper, take a walk, wait until the mood of the cables and telephone networks changes, and then it will work again. What kind of owner am I - she lives her own life.
P. Coelho
The point is not that amateurs can afford to stick their nose anywhere - they are simply obliged to stick their nose anywhere, and to hell with all the scientific fools who try to hide them in some tight stone bag.
John Fowles
It seems to me that science with its sobriety,
intelligence and gray hair
digs around in nature with impudent agility
boys who rummage through the clock.
Igor Guberman
Science is like time. She always goes forward and never back. Each new day brings a lot of unknowns and brings us closer to revealing the secrets of the universe. This is the essence of science. Perpetual motion is the key to success. Knowledge moves us, and we, in turn, control the minds of those around us through the means of science.
K. Thompson
No matter how many illusions enthusiasts create on this score scientific method, but it has never been, will not be and cannot be either the only method of cognition or the only method of mastering matter.
Daniil Andreev "Rose of the World"
Painstakingly accumulating facts, deducing certain patterns from them, not understanding either their nature or direction, but mastering them mechanically, and at the same time being unable to predict what inventions and social upheavals its discoveries will lead to - science has long been accessible to everyone , regardless of everyone's moral character. The results are before our eyes and above our heads. The main one is that not a single person on Earth is guaranteed that at any moment a hydrogen bomb or another, even more stunning achievement of science will not be dropped on him and his fellow citizens by highly intelligent minds.
Daniil Andreev "Rose of the World"
Science is the best modern way to satisfy the curiosity of individuals at the expense of the state.
L.A. Artsimovich
Only science will change the world. Science in a broad sense: how to split an atom, and how to raise children... And adults too.
Nikolay Amosov
For modern humanity, science has become an idol to which it is ready to make countless sacrifices, at least in words, and is even ready to sacrifice its dignity.
Nikolai Lossky
Human life is not eternal, but science and knowledge cross the threshold of centuries.
Igor Kurchatov
If a famous but old scientist claims that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. If he claims that something is impossible, he is very likely wrong.
Arthur Clarke
If an idea rejected by a famous but old scientist finds wide interest and warm support among the general (non-science) public, the famous but old scientist is definitely right.
Isaac Asimov
We live in a society absolutely dependent on science and technology, in which almost no one knows almost anything about science or technology.
Carl Sagan
One of the greatest disasters of civilization is the learned fool.
Karel Capek
When you are thirsty, it seems that you will drink the whole sea - this is faith; and when you start drinking, you’ll only manage two glasses at most—that’s science.
A.P.Chekhov
A theory is something that no one believes except its author. An experiment is something that everyone believes except its author.
A. Einstein
I want to know all the thoughts of God... and the rest is just minor details.
A. Einstein
No, this trick doesn't work... Well, how are you going to explain in terms of chemistry and physics such an important biological phenomenon as first love?
A. Einstein
If we knew exactly what we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?
A. Einstein
What cannot be expressed in numbers is not science, but just opinion.
R. Heinlein
Science gives man ever-increasing power over the external world, literature helps him put the inner world in order.
Andre Maurois
If the form of manifestation and the essence of things directly coincided, then all science would be superfluous.
Karl Marx
What is science today is technology tomorrow.
Edward Teller
Man has lost the ability to foresee and prevent. He will end up destroying the earth.
Albert Schweitzer
One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men, but no machine can do the work of one extraordinary man.
Elbert Hubbard
All great discoveries are made by people whose feelings precede their thoughts.
Charles Parkhurst
If I have managed to make any valuable discovery in my life, it is more due to patience and attention than due to any other talent.
Isaac Newton
Only those parts that are missing from the car do not wear out...
N.N. Smelyakov
The quantity and complexity of technology, lofty thoughts, wisdom, and erudition can pass for culture, but not for civilization. To become truly civilized, a society requires more than technical excellence and flight of thought.
Clifford Simak "Interchange Station"
The day will come when humanity will outsmart itself. The day will come when we will become mechanized to the point that there will be no place left for people on Earth, only for machines.
Clifford Simak
A common mistake of those who try to create something completely "foolproof" is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
D.Adams
Laziness is the mother of nine out of ten inventions.
Saunders
Our planet is too small for cars. In the end, people will live without moving, like plants.
Andre Maurois
Final essay on literature 2018. The topic of the final essay on literature. "Human and society".
FIPI comment: "For topics in this direction, the view of a person as a representative of society is relevant. Society largely shapes the individual, but the individual is also capable of influencing society. The topics will allow us to consider the problem of the individual and society from different sides: from the point of view of their harmonious interaction, complex confrontation or irreconcilable conflict. It is equally important to think about the conditions under which a person must obey social laws, and society must take into account the interests of each person. Literature has always shown interest in the problem of the relationship between man and society, the creative or destructive consequences of this interaction for the individual and for human civilization." .
So, let's try to figure out from what positions these two concepts can be viewed.
1. Personality and society (in agreement or in opposition). Within this subsection, you can talk about the following topics: Man as part of society. The impossibility of human existence outside of society. Independence of judgment of an individual. The influence of society on a person’s decisions, the influence of public opinion on a person’s tastes, his life position. Confrontation or conflict between society and an individual. A person’s desire to become special, original. Contrasting human interests with the interests of society. The ability to devote one’s life to the interests of society, philanthropy and misanthropy. The influence of the individual on society. The place of a person in society. The attitude of a person to society, to his own kind.
2. Social norms and laws, morality. The responsibility of a person to society and society to a person for everything that happens and the future. A person's decision to accept or reject the laws of the society in which he lives, to follow the norms or to break the laws.
3. Man and society in historical, state terms. The role of personality in history. The connection between time and society. Evolution of society.
4. Man and society in a totalitarian state. Erasing individuality in society. The indifference of society to its future and a bright personality capable of fighting the system. The contrast between the “crowd” and the “individual” in a totalitarian regime. Diseases of society. Alcoholism, drug addiction, lack of tolerance, cruelty and crime
HUMAN- a term used in two main senses: biological and social. In a biological sense, man is a representative of the species Homo sapiens, the family of hominids, the order of primates, the class of mammals - the highest stage of development of organic life on Earth.
In a social sense a person is a being that arose in a collective, reproduces and develops in a collective. Historically established norms of law, morality, everyday life, rules of thinking and language, aesthetic tastes, etc. shape human behavior and mind, make individual person representative of a certain way of life, culture and psychology. A person is an elementary unit of various groups and communities, including ethnic groups, states, etc., where he acts as an individual. “Human rights” recognized in international organizations and in the legislation of states are, first of all, individual rights.
Synonyms: face, personality, person, individual, individuality, soul, unit, biped, human being, individual, king of nature, someone, working unit.
SOCIETY- in a broad sense - a large group of people united by a common goal with stable social boundaries. The term society can be applied to all of humanity (human society), to historical stage development of all humanity or its individual parts (slave society, feudal society, etc. (see Socio-economic formation), to the inhabitants of the state (American society, Russian society, etc.) and to individual organizations of people (sports society , Geographical Society, etc.).
Sociological concepts of society differed primarily in their interpretation of the nature of the compatibility of human existence and in their explanation of the principle of the formation of social ties. O. Comte saw such a principle in the division of functions (labor) and in solidarity, E. Durkheim - in cultural artifacts, which he called “collective representations”. M. Weber called mutually oriented, i.e. social, actions of people the unifying principle. Structural functionalism considered social norms and values to be the basis of the social system. K. Marx and F. Engels considered the development of society as a natural historical process of changing socio-economic formations, which are based on a certain method of people’s production activity. Its specificity is determined by production relations independent of people’s consciousness, corresponding to the achieved level of productive forces. On the basis of these objective, material relations, systems of corresponding social and political institutions, ideological relations, and forms of consciousness are built. Thanks to this understanding, each socio-economic formation appears as an integral concrete historical social organism, characterized by its economic and social structure, value-normative system of social regulation, characteristics and spiritual life.
For modern stage The development of society is characterized by an increase in integration processes against the background of an increasing diversity of economic, political and ideological forms. Scientific, technical and social progress, having resolved some contradictions, gave rise to others, even more acute ones, and confronted human civilization with global problems, on the solution of which the very existence of society and the paths of its further development depend.
Synonyms: society, people, community, herd; crowd; public, environment, environment, public, humanity, light, human race, human race, brotherhood, brethren, gang, group.
Quotes for the final essay 2018 in the direction of "Man and Society".
People think about us what we want them to think. T. Dreiser
The frivolous world mercilessly drives away in reality what it allows in theory. (A.S. Pushkin)
Man is created for society. He is unable and does not have the courage to live alone. (W. Blackstone)
We are born to unite with our brothers - people and with the entire human race (Cicero)
We need communication more than anything else. (D.M. Cage)
A person becomes a person only among people. (I. Becher)
Individual people unite into one whole - into society; and therefore the highest sphere of beauty is human society. (N. G. Chernyshevsky)
If you want to influence other people, then you must be a person who truly stimulates and moves other people forward. (K. Marx)
A person does not begin to live until he rises above the narrow framework of his personal opinions and beliefs and joins the beliefs of all humanity. (M. L. King)
People's characters are determined and shaped by their relationships. (A. Maurois)
Nature creates man, but society develops and shapes him. (V. G. Belinsky)
Society is a capricious creature, disposed towards those who indulge its whims, and not at all towards those who contribute to its development. (V. G. Krotov)
Society degrades if it does not receive impulses from individuals; the impulse degrades if it does not receive sympathy from the whole society. (W. James)
Society consists of two classes of people: those who have lunch but no appetite; and those who have an excellent appetite, but no lunch. (N. Chamfort)
A truly honest person should prefer his family to himself, his fatherland to his family, and humanity to his fatherland. (J. D'Alembert)
You don't have to be to do great things. the greatest genius; You don’t need to be above people, you need to be with them. (C. Montesquieu)
Breaking away from the people is the same as losing your mind. (Karak)
A man without people is like a body without a soul.
You will never die with the people.
The most beautiful life is a life lived for other people. (H. Keller)
There are people who, like a bridge, exist so that others can cross it. And they run and run; no one will look back, no one will look at their feet. And the bridge serves this, and the next, and the third generation. (V.V. Rozanov)
Destroy society and you destroy unity human race- unity that supports life... (Seneca the Younger)
A person cannot live in solitude; he needs society. (I. Goethe)
Only in people can a person recognize himself. (I. Goethe)
Anyone who loves solitude is either a wild animal or the Lord God. (F. Bacon)
Alone, a person is either a saint or a devil. (R. Burton)
If people bother you, then you have no reason to live. (L.N. Tolstoy)
A person can do without many things, but not without a person. (K. L. Burne)
Man exists only in society, and society shapes him only for itself.
(L. Bonald
In the soul of every person there is a miniature portrait of his people. (G. Freytag)
Human society... is like a turbulent sea in which individuals, like waves,
surrounded by their own kind, constantly collide with each other, arise, grow and disappear, and the sea - society - is forever seething, agitated and never silent... (P. A. Sorokin)
A living person carries in his spirit, in his heart, in his blood the life of society: he suffers from its ailments, is tormented by its suffering, blooms with its health, blissfully enjoys its happiness... (V. G. Belinsky)
It can be said without exaggeration that a person’s happiness depends solely on the characteristics of his social life. (D.I. Pisarev)
Every person has something of all people. (K. Lichtenberg)
Unite, people! Look: zero is nothing, but two zeros already mean something. (S. E. Lec)
Search together and find everything.
Those sailing in a boat have the same fate.
Man is a creature so flexible and in social life so receptive to the opinions of other people... (C. Montesquieu)
He who fled from the people remains without burial.
Among people, even a fox will not die of hunger.
Man is man's support.
He who does not love his own people does not love strangers either.
Working for the people is the most urgent task. (V. Hugo)
A person in society must grow according to his nature, be himself and be unique, just as each leaf on a tree is different from the other. But each leaf has something in common with the others, and this commonality runs through the branches and vessels and forms the strength of the trunk and the unity of the entire tree. (M. M. Prishvin)
No matter how rich and luxurious a person’s inner life may be, no matter how hot a spring it
outside and no matter what waves it pours over the edge, it is not complete if it does not assimilate into its content the interests of the external world, society and humanity. (V. G. Belinsky)
Man is created to live in society; separate him from him, isolate him - his thoughts will become confused, his character will harden, hundreds of absurd passions will arise in his soul, extravagant ideas will sprout in his brain like wild thorns in a wasteland. (D. Diderot)
To be human means not only to have knowledge, but also to do for future generations what those who came before did for us. (G. Lichtenberg)
Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external. The more someone becomes himself, the more deeply he begins to understand himself - the more clearly his original features appear. (V.Ya. Bryusov)
People are born for each other. (M. Aurelius)
The best among people is the one who brings more benefit to others. (Jami)
Man is a wolf to man. (Plautus)
In human nature there are two opposite principles: pride, which attracts us to ourselves, and virtue, which pushes us towards others. If one of these springs were to break, a person would be angry to the point of rage or generous to the point of madness. (D. Diderot)
We can bring salvation to humanity only by our own good behavior; otherwise we will rush by like a fatal comet, leaving devastation and death everywhere in our wake. (E. Rotterdamsky)
The earthly purpose of man is to be reasonable and brave, free, wealthy and happy...
Humanists must be irreconcilable and take up arms whenever hostile forces want to thwart a person's destiny. (G. Mann)
Wherever you find yourself, people will always be no more stupid than you. (D. Diderot)
Every person is responsible to all people for all people and for everything. (F. M. Dostoevsky)
A person loves company, even if it is the company of a lonely burning candle. (G. Lichtenberg)
No society can be worse than the people it consists of. (V. Shwebel)
Society is like air: it is necessary for breathing, but not enough for life. (D. Santayana)
All societies are similar to each other, like cows in a herd, only some have gilded horns. (V. Shwebel)
Society is a set of stones that would collapse if one did not support the other. (L. A. Seneca)
Terror did not come up with any other means to equalize society other than cutting off heads that rise above the level of mediocrity. (P. Buast)
Society is always in a conspiracy against a person. Conformity is considered a virtue; self-confidence is a sin. Society loves not a person and life, but names and customs. (R. Emerson)
It is impossible to live in society and be free from society. (V.I. Lenin)
Every generation tends to consider itself called upon to remake the world. (A. Camus)
Society cannot liberate itself without liberating each individual. (F. Engels)
Everyone talks about public opinion and acts on behalf of public opinion, that is, on behalf of everyone’s opinions minus his own. (G. Chesterton)
Anyone who tries to leave the common herd becomes a public enemy. Why, pray tell? (F. Petrarch)
No matter how selfish a person may seem, his nature clearly contains certain laws that force him to be interested in the fate of others and consider their happiness necessary for himself, although he himself receives nothing from this, except for the pleasure of seeing this happiness. (A. Smith)
The overwhelming majority of people... are not able to think for themselves, but only to believe, and... are not able to obey reason, but only authority. (A. Schopenhauer)
A person outside of society is either a god or a beast. (Aristotle)
All roads lead to people. (A. de Saint-Exupéry)
A nation is truly great not when it consists of a large number of thinking, free and energetic people, but when thought, freedom and energy are subordinated to an ideal higher than that of the average member of society. (M. Arnold)
We cannot be sure of our behavior or our well-being when we make it dependent on people's opinions. (A. de Stael)
It doesn’t matter who is in front of you: a crowd of academics or a crowd of water carriers. Both are crowds. (G. Lebon)
I never said, “I want to be alone.” I just said, “I want to be left alone,” and that’s not the same thing. (G. Garbo)
Only science will change the world. Science in a broad sense: both how to split the atom and how to educate people. And adults too. N. M. Amosov
Just as those who eat a lot are not healthier than those who eat only the essentials, so the true scientists are not those who read a lot, but those who read what is useful. Aristippus
He who moves forward in science, but lags behind in morality, goes backward rather than forward. Aristotle
The task of scientists is not only to develop scientific research, but also in the struggle for their use for the benefit of society, for the benefit of all people of the world. I. I. Artobolevsky
A true scientist is a dreamer, and whoever is not one calls himself a practitioner. O. Balzac
The key to all science is the question mark. O. Balzac
A student will never surpass a teacher if he sees him as a model and not a rival. V. G. Belinsky
Science is not a subject of pure thinking, but a subject of thinking constantly involved in practice and constantly reinforced by practice. This is why science cannot be studied in isolation from technology. D. Bernal
When a fact comes across that contradicts the prevailing theory, you need to recognize the fact and reject the theory, even if it is supported by big names and accepted by everyone. K. Bernard
Another scientist is like a bank teller: he has the keys to great wealth, but this wealth does not belong to him. L. Burnet
The main duty of a scientist is not to try to prove the infallibility of his opinions, but to be always ready to abandon any view that seems unproven, any experience that turns out to be erroneous. P. Berthelot
Science is the best way to make the human spirit heroic. D. Bruno
The limits of science are like the horizon: the closer one approaches them, the more they move away. P. Buast
Science is an ocean open to both boat and frigate. One transports gold bars along it, the other fishes for herring in it. E. Bulwer-Lytton
Morality should be the polar star of science. S. Bouffler
The true and legitimate goal of all sciences is to endow human life with new inventions and riches. F. Bacon
Science is nothing more than a reflection of reality. F. Bacon
Facts are to science what experience is to social life. J. Buffon
When science reaches any peak, it opens up a vast prospect of a further path to new heights, new roads open up along which science will go further. S. I. Vavilov
Science has its own specific logic of development, which is very important to take into account. Science must always work in reserve, for future use, and only under this condition will it be in natural conditions. S. I. Vavilov
You can't be a real mathematician without being a little poet. K. Weierstrass
A scientific hypothesis always goes beyond the facts that served as the basis for its construction. V. I. Vernadsky
The scientific worldview, imbued with natural science and mathematics, is the greatest strength not only of the present, but also of the future. V. I. Vernadsky
One minute is enough to be surprised; It takes many years to make an amazing thing. K. Helvetius
In science there is no other way to acquire than by the sweat of your brow; neither impulses, nor fantasies, nor aspirations with all your heart replace work. A. I. Herzen
Science is power; it reveals the relationships of things, their laws and interactions. A. I. Herzen
Science requires the whole person, without ulterior motives, with a willingness to give everything and, as a reward, to receive the heavy cross of sober knowledge. A. I. Herzen
There are no difficult sciences, there are only difficult expositions. A. I. Herzen
We cannot have science disconnected from life: it is contrary to our character. A. I. Herzen
Hypotheses are scaffolding that is erected in front of a building and taken down when the building is finished; they are necessary for the employee; he should not just mistake the scaffolding for a building. I. Goethe
In order for any science to move forward, so that its expansion becomes more perfect, hypotheses are necessary in the same way as evidence from experience and observation. I. Goethe
A person must believe that the incomprehensible can be understood. I. Goethe
What is in the air and what time requires can arise simultaneously in a hundred heads without any borrowing. I. Goethe
In science you need to believe and doubt at the same time. L. Girshfeld
The right of a scientist is freedom, and his duty is truthfulness. L. Girshfeld
Science is becoming the nervous system of our era. M. Gorky
Labor and science - there is nothing on earth higher than these two forces. M. Gorky
The work of a scientist is the heritage of all humanity, and science is the area of greatest selflessness. M. Gorky
People have no force more powerful and victorious than science. M. Gorky
True science knows neither likes nor dislikes: its only goal is truth. W. Grove
Moving forward, science constantly crosses itself out. V. Hugo
Science consists in such a grouping of facts that allows one to derive general laws or conclusions based on them. C. Darwin
Usually, not those who know a lot, but those who know little, always declare more confidently that this or that problem will never be solved by science. C. Darwin
The aim of scientific pursuits should be to direct the mind in such a way that it makes sound and true judgments about all objects encountered. R. Descartes
Nature is the best and most objective teacher when solving the most difficult questions of science. V. V. Dokuchaev
Every great success of science has its source in the great audacity of the imagination. D. Dewey
In any profession, love for it is one of the conditions for success, but this is especially true for research work. I. Joliot-Curie
Perhaps we owe more to science than to any other kind of human activity for the emergence of a sense of the need for collective effort. F. Joliot-Curie
Science is necessary for the people. A country that does not develop it inevitably turns into a colony. F. Joliot-Curie
Science opens up great prospects for those who serve it. F. Joliot-Curie
The teaching does not have the right to consider itself a handful of chosen ones, alien to the tasks practical life. As members of a great family of workers, they should be concerned about how their discoveries are used. They want science to be put at the service of the people. F. Joliot-Curie
The time will come when science will outstrip imagination. Jules Verne
The great poetry of our century is a science with the amazing flowering of its discoveries, its conquest of matter, inspiring man to increase his activity tenfold. E. Zola
Honesty in science is inseparable from honesty in life, and whoever sees one cash cow for himself in science is not an honest servant, but an industrialist who turns the bright name of science into a commercial business. F. N. Inozemtsev
The beginning of science is reason, the beginning of reason is patience. E. Kapiev
We can find a thousand scientists, while we come across one sage. F. Klinger
Science is often confused with knowledge. This is a gross misunderstanding. Science is not only knowledge, but also consciousness, that is, the ability to use knowledge properly. V. O. Klyuchevsky
The abuse of scientific language turns into a science of words what should be a science of facts. J. Condorcet
There are no barriers to human thought. S. P. Korolev
Science is a huge treasury of knowledge accumulated by humanity. N. K. Krupskaya
Human life is not eternal, but science and knowledge cross the threshold of centuries. I. V. Kurchatov
Science consists of knowledge logically combined into a system and imbued with an idea. M. S. Kutorga
The system of sciences must be considered as a system of nature: everything in it is infinite and everything is necessary. J. Cuvier
A scientist devoid of imagination can become a good walking library and a living reference book - he assimilates, not creates. F. Yu. Levinson-Lessing
We need science to really become part of our flesh and blood, to turn into an integral element of everyday life in a completely and real way. V. I. Lenin
Cooperation between representatives of science and workers - only such cooperation will be able to destroy all the oppression of poverty, disease, and dirt. And it will be done. No one can resist the union of representatives of science, the proletariat and technology. dark force. V. I. Lenin
There is no certainty in sciences where none of the mathematical sciences can be applied, and in those that have no connection with mathematics. Leonardo da Vinci
The source of all science is experience. Every experience is a thought, which with its help becomes accessible to the senses. Yu. Liebig
Reason and imagination are equally necessary for our knowledge and have equal rights in science. Yu. Liebig
Science cannot be wrong about things, it can only be wrong about understanding things. V. Liebknecht
Science cannot move forward in a cage of bureaucracy. K. Liebknecht
The word “scientist” sometimes contains only the concept that a person has been taught a lot, but not that he himself has learned something. G. Lichtenberg
Where previously there were the boundaries of science, there is now its center. G. Lichtenberg
A scientist must follow untrodden paths, despite obstacles. N. I. Lobachevsky
For the general benefit, and especially for the establishment of science in the Fatherland, I do not want to rebel against my own father for sin. M. V. Lomonosov
Science is a clear knowledge of the truth, the enlightenment of the mind, the immaculate joy of life, the praise of youth, the support of old age, the builder of cities and regiments, the fortress of success in misfortune, the adornment in happiness, everywhere a faithful and constant companion. M. V. Lomonosov
I value one experience higher than a thousand opinions born only of imagination. M. V. Lomonosov
There is no wide highway in science, and only those who, without fear of fatigue, climb its rocky paths can reach its shining peaks. K. Marx
Every scientific work, every discovery, every invention is universal labor. It is determined partly by the cooperation of contemporaries, partly by the use of the labor of predecessors. K. Marx
Every beginning is difficult - this truth is true for every science. K. Marx
Science is not at all a selfish pleasure. Those lucky ones who can devote themselves to scientific tasks should themselves be the first to give their knowledge to the service of humanity. K. Marx
Scientific truths are always paradoxical when judged on the basis of everyday experience, which captures only the deceptive appearance of things. K. Marx
The production process can be turned into a technological application of science. K. Marx
The development of science, this ideal and at the same time practical wealth, is only one of the sides, one of the forms in which the development of human productive forces appears, that is, the development of wealth. K. Marx
A teacher, if he does not want to lower his level himself, should never interrupt his active participation in public life and should not sit forever locked up in his office or in his laboratory, like a rat that got into cheese, without interfering with life, social and political struggle of his contemporaries. K. Marx
Hypotheses make it easier and correct scientific work- the search for truth, like a farmer’s plow, makes it easier to grow useful plants. D. I. Mendeleev
Borders scientific knowledge and it is impossible to predict. D. I. Mendeleev
Science is a common property, and therefore justice requires not giving the greatest scientific glory to the one who was the first to express a known truth, but to the one who managed to convince others of it, showed its reliability and made it applicable in science. D. I. Mendeleev
The role of the sciences is service; they constitute a means to achieve the good. D. I. Mendeleev
Striving to know the infinite, science itself has no end and, being universal, in reality inevitably acquires a national character. D. I. Mendeleev
A characteristic feature of science is precisely that it requires strong activity. I. I. Mechnikov
Man, with the help of science, is able to correct the imperfections of his nature. I. I. Mechnikov
True scholars are like ears of corn in a field. While the ear is empty, it grows cheerfully and proudly raises its head; but when he swells, fills with grain and ripens, he becomes humble and lowers his head. M. Montaigne
Book learning is an ornament, not a foundation. M. Montaigne
To those who have not comprehended the science of good, any other science brings only harm. M. Montaigne
There is no science for science, there is no art for art - they all exist for society, for the ennoblement, for the elevation of man, for his enrichment with knowledge and the material comforts of life. N. A. Nekrasov
If I saw further than others, it was only because I stood on the shoulders of giants. I. Newton
My faith is the belief that the progress of science will bring happiness to humanity. I. P. Pavlov
Science demands from a person his whole life. And if you had two lives, then they would not be enough for you. Science requires great effort and great passion from a person. I. P. Pavlov
The field of research in all sciences is limitless. B. Pascal
Accidental discoveries are made only by prepared minds. B. Pascal
The cult of science in the highest sense of the word is perhaps even more necessary for the moral than for the material prosperity of a nation. Science raises the intellectual and moral level; Science promotes the spread and triumph of great ideas. L. Pasteur
Science must be the most sublime embodiment of the fatherland, for of all nations the first will always be the one that is ahead of others in the field of thought and mental activity. L. Pasteur
The progress of science is determined by the works of its scientists and the value of their discoveries. L. Pasteur
Where the spirit of science reigns, great things are accomplished with small means. N. I. Pirogov
A one-sided specialist is either a crude empiricist or a scientific charlatan. N. I. Pirogov
The greatness and dignity of science lies solely in the benefits that it brings to people, increasing the productivity of their labor and strengthening natural forces their minds. D. I. Pisarev
There is a very close, inextricable connection between science and life, and for neither of them is in the least humiliating connection: the more science serves life, the more life enriches science. G. V. Plekhanov
Where science stands high, man stands high. A. I. Polezhaev
Science is built from facts, just as a house is built from bricks; however, a pile of facts is not science, just as a pile of bricks is not a house. A. Poincare
Science is a collective creation and cannot be anything else; it is like a monumental structure that takes centuries to build, and where everyone must bring a stone, and this stone often costs him his whole life. A. Poincare
Freedom is for science what air is for a living being. A. Poincare
The dignity of art and the dignity of science lie in selfless service for the benefit of people. D. Ruskin
The plaids of true science and true art are the fruits of sacrifice, not material gain. R. Rolland
Modern great scientists are true poets. R. Rolland
People who know how to act fruitfully, even without diplomas, should be rated a thousand times higher than people who are inactive but have diplomas. N. A. Rubakin
Science is constant recognition, not only discovery, but discovery. N. A. Rubakin
Two people worked fruitlessly and tried to no avail: the one who accumulated wealth and did not use it, and the one who studied the sciences, but did not apply them. Saadi
A scientist without work is a tree without fruit. Saadi
Science is the basis of all progress that makes life easier for mankind and reduces its suffering. M. Skłodowska-Curie
What could be more harmful than a person who has knowledge of the most complex sciences, but does not have a kind heart? He uses all his knowledge for evil. G. S. Skovoroda
A scientist must be absolutely honest in everything. The slightest deviation from this quality is a grave crime. K. I. Scriabin
Science is organized knowledge. G. Spencer
The generally accepted opinion that science and poetry are two opposites is a big misconception. On the contrary, science reveals to us a whole world of poetry. People who have devoted themselves to scientific research constantly prove to us that they not only perceive the poetry of the subjects they study in the same way as other people, but even more vividly than they do. G. Spencer
The job of a scientist is to walk closely with his people, to raise them in an imperceptibly winding spiral to the difficult steep slopes of truth. V. V. Stasov
Selected people engaged in science must look at knowledge as a treasure entrusted to them, constituting the property of the entire people. K. A. Timiryazev
Science is the best, strongest, brightest support in life, no matter what its vicissitudes. K. A. Timiryazev
With the complete elimination of hypothesis, that is, guiding thought, science would turn into a pile of bare facts. K. A. Timiryazev
Only science teaches how to obtain truth from its only primary source - from reality. K. A. Timiryazev
The business of science is to serve people. L. N. Tolstoy
Scientific and artistic activity in its true sense is only fruitful when it does not know rights, but knows only responsibilities. L. N. Tolstoy
The task of science should be to know what should be, not what is. L. N. Tolstoy
Science and art are as necessary for people as food, drink, and clothing, even more necessary.
Recognition can be recognized. and prove only by the sacrifice that a scientist or artist makes to his peace and well-being in order to devote himself to his calling. L. N. Tolstoy
The goal of scientific thinking is to see the general in the particular and the eternal in the transitory. A. Whitehead
In the sciences, the most reliable help is your own eyes and reflection. J. Fabre
Science wins when its wings are unfettered by imagination. M. Faraday
Discoveries are born where the teacher’s knowledge ends and the student’s new knowledge begins.
A true scientist cannot be modest: the more he has done, the more clearly he sees how much remains to be done. A. France
To neglect the opportunity to use scientific data in public life means to belittle the importance of science. Science helps us in the fight against fanaticism in all its manifestations; it helps us to create our own ideal of justice, without borrowing anything from erroneous systems and barbaric traditions. A. France
Scientists very often differ from normal mortals in their ability to admire verbose and complex errors. A. France
Already in his early youth, a scientist must come to terms with the idea that he is destined to know very little about the world around him. A. France
He who flaunts erudition or learning has neither one nor the other. E. Hemingway
Science has an extremely tangible, so to speak, bread-and-butter importance. K. E. Tsiolkovsky
One of the greatest disasters of civilization is the learned fool. K. Chapek
Science preserves the fruits of the experience and reflection of the human race, and most importantly, on the basis of science, concepts, and then the morals and lives of people, are improved. B. Shaw
A bad scientist is one who has read about everything in the world and only remembered what he read. G. Shaw
IN scientific thinking there is always an element of poetry. Real science and real music require a homogeneous thought process. A. Einstein
Science is the tireless centuries-old work of thought: to bring together through a system all the knowable phenomena of our world. A. Einstein
Science is not and will never be a finished book. Every important success brings new questions, every development reveals, over time, new and deeper difficulties.
