Quote by Blaise Pascal

Man's greatness lies in his power of thought.

Man's greatness lies in his power of thought.

Summary

This quote suggests that human greatness is derived from the ability to think and reason. It implies that the capacity for intellectual and rational thought distinguishes humans from other beings and is the source of their strength and potential. By emphasizing the power of thought, the quote highlights the importance of intellectual endeavors, problem-solving, and innovation in defining human excellence and achievements. Overall, it asserts that the potential to utilize and harness the mind is what makes humans truly remarkable.

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