Quote by George Bernard Shaw

I hear you say Why? Always Why? You see things; and you say Why? But I dream things that never were; and I say Why not?

I hear you say Why? Always Why? You see things; and you say

Summary

This quote by George Bernard Shaw emphasizes the contrasting perspectives of individuals. It highlights the curiosity and inquisitive nature of one person, constantly questioning the reasons and explanations behind things. On the other hand, it emphasizes the imaginative and visionary perspective of another person who dreams of possibilities that have not yet been realized. The quote challenges conventional thinking and encourages an open-mindedness to explore and create new ideas, pushing the boundaries of what is currently known and accepted.

By George Bernard Shaw

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