Classic Philosophy Quotes

“This is not unseldom quite untrue. What makes philosophy so garrulous is not the profundity of philosophers, but their lack of art; they are like physicians who sought to cure a slight hyperacidity by giving the patient a carload of burned oyster-shells to eat.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Classic Philosophy: 7 Books by Nietzsche

“Above it will still stand the small group of men that constitutes the permanent aristocracy of the race--the men of imagination and high purpose, the makers of genuine progress, the brave and ardent spirits,”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Classic Philosophy: 7 Books by Nietzsche