This quote implies that someone who reads a lot and explores the world extensively will gain valuable knowledge and awareness. It suggests that consuming information through reading and firsthand experiences through walking fosters a deeper understanding and insight into the world.
Albert Camus in his book "The Rebel"
It is Alan Kay's quote. P.S to everyone who reads this: What does it mean??????????????????? -Puppylove7(guess who it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Peter Drucker is attributed for saying it in this way, but Kay said "invent it" not create it. However, according to brainyquotes.com, the quote is attributed to Abraham Lincoln. Puppylove, it means we can create, invent or otherwise shape our futures and destinies. - Prismchild
because he who walks with a hurry "needs" to do something if you dont its more dignified cuz you are being...... i guess you could say modest.
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Its a quote from the classic movie "Cool Hand Luke". It was said so that the prison's guard knows that Luke is still standing there and not trying to escape
No one knows what being a certain person is like except for that person, because you are not that person.
you should ask your friend if anything is going on between them and make sure she knows that you like that guy.
Are you reading this?
I believe it is Iago's quote, actually. But what is meant is that the cuckold is free from uncertainty regarding his wife's faithfulness because he knows that she is not - the implication being that suffering the uncertainty of wondering is more terrible than knowing the bad news. In this case, Shakespeare is using the term cuckold to mean someone who already has found out the sad truth, as a cuckold is always, by definition, deceived by his wife and unaware of her sexual escapades until it is too late.The quote can be compared to John Barth's: "Only the wittol knows he is no cuckold."
Sometimes people mean exactly and only what they have said, and sometimes people imply more than they actually said, but don't be too quick to look for implied meaning.This is not any famous saying or quote. When one reads something one should take the ordinary, real, and uncomplicated meaning of what one reads and not delve or penetrate into special and extraordinary interpretations. It is now really very simple to hope that the questioner is satisfied with this plain humble answer.
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