222 Albert Einstein Quotes and Sayings.docx
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222AlbertEinsteinQuotesandSayings
222AlbertEinsteinQuotesandSayings
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Learnfromyesterday¸livefortoday¸hopefortomorrow
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Theonlysourceofknowledgeisexperience
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Strivenottobeasuccess¸butrathertobeofvalue
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Theimportantthingisnottostopquestioning.Curiosityhasitsownreasonforexisting
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LogicwillgetyoufromAtoB.Imaginationwilltakeyoueverywhere
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Intellectualssolveproblems¸geniusespreventthem
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Onlyalifelivedforothersisalifeworthwhile
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Ihavenospecialtalent.Iamonlypassionatelycurious
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Ineverteachmypupils.Ionlyattempttoprovidetheconditionsinwhichtheycanlearn
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Ifyoucan'texplainitsimply¸youdon'tunderstanditwellenough
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Loveisabetterteacherthanduty
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Teachingshouldbesuchthatwhatisofferedisperceivedasavaluablegiftandnotasahardduty
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Theonlyrealvaluablethingisintuition
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Youhavetolearntherulesofthegame.Andthenyouhavetoplaybetterthananyoneelse
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EverydayIremindmyselfthatmyinnerandouterlifearebasedonthelaborsofothermen¸livinganddead¸andthatImustexertmyselfinordertogiveinthesamemeasureasIhavereceivedandamstillreceiving
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Insanity:
doingthesamethingoverandoveragainandexpectingdifferentresults
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Lookdeepintonature¸andthenyouwillunderstandeverythingbetter
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Noproblemcanbesolvedfromthesamelevelofconsciousnessthatcreatedit
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Peacecannotbekeptbyforce.Itcanonlybeachievedbyunderstanding
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Weshallrequireasubstantiallynewmannerofthinkingifmankindistosurvive
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Amanshouldlookforwhatis¸andnotforwhathethinksshouldbe
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Aperfectionofmeans¸andconfusionofaims¸seemstobeourmainproblem
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Humanbeingscanattainaworthyandharmoniouslifeonlyiftheyareabletoridthemselves¸withinthelimitsofhumannature¸ofthestrivingforthewishfulfillmentofmaterialkinds.Thegoalistoraisethespiritualvaluesofsociety
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Imaginationismoreimportantthanknowledge
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It'snotthatI'msosmart¸it'sjustthatIstaywithproblemslonger
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Makeeverythingassimpleaspossible¸butnotsimpler
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Onceweacceptourlimits¸wegobeyondthem
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Themostpreciousthingsinlifearenotthoseonegetsformoney
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Thetruesignofintelligenceisnotknowledgebutimagination
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Toraisenewquestions¸newpossibilities¸toregardoldproblemsfromanewangle¸requirescreativeimaginationandmarksrealadvanceinscience
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Whenyoulookatyourselffromauniversalstandpoint¸somethinginsidealwaysremindsorinformsyouthattherearebiggerandbetterthingstoworryabout
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Aman'sethicalbehaviorshouldbebasedeffectuallyonsympathy¸education¸andsocialties¸noreligiousbasisisnecessary.Manwouldindeedbeinapoorwayifhehadtoberestrainedbyfearofpunishmentandhopeofrewardafterdeath
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Everythingthatisreallygreatandinspiringiscreatedbytheindividualwhocanlaborinfreedom
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Greatspiritshavealwaysencounteredviolentoppositionfrommediocreminds
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Ithinkandthinkformonthsandyears.Ninety-ninetimes¸theconclusionisfalse.ThehundredthtimeIamright
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Ifyouareouttodescribethetruth¸leaveelegancetothetailor
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Thehighdestinyoftheindividualistoserveratherthantorule
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Truthiswhatstandsthetestofexperience
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Apersonwhonevermadeamistakenevertriedanythingnew
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Imaginationiseverything.Itisthepreviewoflife'scomingattractions
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Mostteacherswastetheirtimebyaskingquestionswhichareintendedtodiscoverwhatapupildoesnotknow¸whereasthetrueartofquestioninghasforitspurposetodiscoverwhatthepupilknowsoriscapableofknowing
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Theaimofeducationmustbethetrainingofindependentlyactingandthinkingindividualswho¸however¸canseeintheservicetothecommunitytheirhighestlifeachievement
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Thepursuitoftruthandbeautyisasphereofactivityinwhichwearepermittedtoremainchildrenallourlives
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Ahumanbeingisapartofawhole¸calledbyus"universe"¸apartlimitedintimeandspace.Heexperienceshimself¸histhoughtsandfeelingsassomethingseparatedfromtherest¸akindofopticaldelusionofhisconsciousness.Thisdelusionisakindofprisonforus¸restrictingustoourpersonaldesiresandtoaffectionforafewpersonsnearesttous.Ourtaskmustbetofreeourselvesfromthisprisonbywideningourcircleofcompassiontoembracealllivingcreaturesandthewholeofnatureinitsbeauty
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Apersonstartstolivewhenhecanliveoutsidehimself
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IfAissuccessinlife¸thenAequalsxplusyplusz.Workisx¸yisplay¸andziskeepingyourmouthshut
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Informationisnotknowledge
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Itshouldbepossibletoexplainthelawsofphysicstoabarmaid
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Peoplelovechoppingwood.Inthisactivityoneimmediatelyseesresults
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Theidealswhichhavelightedmyway¸andtimeaftertimehavegivenmenewcouragetofacelifecheerfully¸havebeenKindness¸Beauty¸andTruth.Thetritesubjectsofhumanefforts¸possessions¸outwardsuccess¸luxuryhavealwaysseemedtomecontemptible
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Thelifeoftheindividualhasmeaningonlyinsofarasitaidsinmakingthelifeofeverylivingthingnoblerandmorebeautiful.Lifeissacred¸thatistosay¸itisthesupremevalue¸towhichallothervaluesaresubordinate
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Thevalueofamanshouldbeseeninwhathegivesandnotinwhatheisabletoreceive
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Trueartischaracterizedbyanirresistibleurgeinthecreativeartist
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Yousee¸wiretelegraphisakindofvery¸verylongcat.YoupullhistailinNewYorkandhisheadismeowinginLosAngeles.Doyouunderstandthis?
Andradiooperatesexactlythesameway:
yousendsignalshere¸theyreceivethemthere.Theonlydifferenceisthatthereisnocat
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Allreligions¸artsandsciencesarebranchesofthesametree
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Heroismoncommand¸senselessviolence¸andalltheloathsomenonsensethatgoesbythenameofpatriotism¸howpassionatelyIhatethem!
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Ifweknewwhatitwasweweredoing¸itwouldnotbecalledresearch¸wouldit?
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Inmattersoftruthandjustice¸thereisnodifferencebetweenlargeandsmallproblems¸forissuesconcerningthetreatmentofpeopleareallthesame
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Itisamiraclethatcuriositysurvivesformaleducation
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Itisthesupremeartoftheteachertoawakenjoyincreativeexpressionandknowledge
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Neverdoanythingagainstconscienceevenifthestatedemandsit
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Onlyonewhodevoteshimselftoacausewithhiswholestrengthandsoulcanbeatruemaster.Forthisreasonmasterydemandsallofaperson
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Theonlyreasonfortimeissothateverythingdoesn'thappenatonce
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Thewholeofscienceisnothingmorethanarefinementofeverydaythinking
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Therearetwowaystolive:
youcanliveasifnothingisamiracle¸oryoucanliveasifeverythingisamiracle
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Truereligionisrealliving¸livingwithallone'ssoul¸withallone'sgoodnessandrighteousness
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Ifthefactsdon'tfitthetheory¸changethefacts
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Intellectualgrowthshouldcommenceatbirthandceaseonlyatdeath
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Mostofthefundamentalideasofscienceareessentiallysimple¸andmay¸asarule¸beexpressedinalanguagecomprehensibletoeveryone
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Neverregardyourstudyasaduty¸butastheenviableopportunitytolearntoknowtheliberatinginfluenceofbeautyintherealmofthespiritforyourownpersonaljoyandtotheprofitofthecommunitytowhichyourlaterworkbelongs
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Thedevilhasputapenaltyonallthingsweenjoyinlife.Eitherwesufferinhealthorwesufferinsoulorwegetfat
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Thehardestthingintheworldtounderstandistheincometax
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Themostbeautifulthingwecanexperienceisthemysterious.Itisthesourceofalltrueartandscience
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Whenthesolutionissimple¸Godisanswering
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Anyintelligentfoolcanmakethingsbigger¸morecomplex¸andmoreviolent.Ittakesatouchofgeniusandalotofcouragetomoveintheoppositedirection
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Everythingisdeterminedbyforcesoverwhichwehavenocontrol.Itisdeterminedfortheinsectaswellasforthestar.Humanbeings¸vegetables¸orcosmicdustwealldancetoamysterioustune¸intonedinthedistancebyaninvisiblepiper
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Humiliationandmentaloppressionbyignorantandselfishteacherswreakhavocintheyouthfulmindthatcanneverbeundoneandoftenexertabalefulinfluenceinlaterlife
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Itisbetterforpeopletobelikethebeasts¸theyshouldbemoreintuitive¸theyshouldnotbetooconsciousofwhattheyaredoingwhiletheyaredoingit
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Itwouldbepossibletodescribeeverythingscientifically¸butitwouldmakenosense¸itwouldbewithoutmeaning¸asifyoudescribedaBeethovensymphonyasavariationofwavepressure
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Onehadtocramallthisstuffintoone'smindfortheexaminations¸whetheronelikeditornot.Thiscoercionhadsuchadeterringeffectonmethat¸afterIhadpassedthefinalexamination¸Ifoundtheconsiderationofanyscientificproblemsdistastefultomeforanentireyear
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Thesecrettocreativityisknowinghowtohideyoursources
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Weaknessofattitudebecomesweaknessofcharacter
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Withoutdeepreflectiononeknowsfromdailylifethatoneexistsforotherpeople
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Oneofthestrongestmotivesthatleadmentoartandscienceisescapefromeverydaylifewithitspainfulcrudityandhopelessdreariness¸fromthefettersofone'sownever-shiftingdesires.Afinelytemperednaturelongstoescapefromthepersonallifeintotheworldofobjectiveperceptionandthought
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Ibelievethatasimpleandunassumingmanneroflifeisbestforeveryone¸bestbothforthebodyand
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