A force as of madness in the hands of reason has done all that was ever done in the world

Summary

This quote suggests that when reason is driven by a strong and passionate force, it has the potential to bring about great achievements and accomplishments. It implies that a certain level of madness or fervor is necessary to push reason to its limits and surpass the boundaries of what is perceived as possible. It implies that reason alone may not be enough to bring about significant changes or progress; it must be accompanied by a powerful and determined force.

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