Arthur Schopenhauer Quotes

People Who Pass Their Lives In Reading And Acquire Their Wisdom From Books Are Like Those Who Learn About A Country From Travel Descriptions: They Can Impart Information About A Great Number Of Things, But At Bottom They Possess No Connected, Clear, Thorough Knowledge Of What The Country Is Like. On The Other Hand, People Who Pass Their Lives In Thinking Are Like Those Who Have Visited The Country Themselves: They Alone Are Really Familiar With It, Possess Connected Knowledge Of It And Are Truly At Home In It.

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