Quote by Blaise Pascal

Imagination disposes of everything it creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which are everything in this world.

Imagination disposes of everything it creates beauty, justic

Summary

This quote suggests that the power of imagination knows no bounds. Imagination has the ability to create beauty, justice, and happiness, which are essential elements for a fulfilling existence. It implies that imagination has the potential to shape and influence the world by conjuring concepts and ideas that bring forth positive and desirable outcomes. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes the immense value and significance of imagination in our lives.

By Blaise Pascal

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