Umberto Eco Quotes

The Thought That All Experience Will Be Lost At The Moment Of My Death Makes Me Feel Pain And Fear ... What A Waste, Decades Spent Building Up Experience, Only To Throw It All Away ... We Remedy This Sadness By Working. For Example, By Writing, Painting, Or Building Cities.

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