Quote by Alfred Mercier

What we learn with pleasure we never forget.

What we learn with pleasure we never forget.

Summary

This quote suggests that when we enjoy the process of learning something, it becomes engraved in our memory. When we find pleasure in acquiring knowledge, it becomes a more profound and lasting experience. The positive emotions associated with learning not only enhance our ability to remember the information but also make it more meaningful and significant to us. By emphasizing the importance of enjoyment in the learning process, the quote highlights the role of personal engagement and enthusiasm in creating lasting memories.

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