Quote by Leon Trotsky

Ideas that enter the mind under fire remain there securely and for ever.

Ideas that enter the mind under fire remain there securely a

Summary

This quote suggests that the impact of ideas formed in times of intense pressure or challenge is lasting and enduring. When individuals are faced with difficult situations, their minds become more engaged and focused, leading to the formation of powerful and lasting ideas. These ideas become deeply ingrained and resistant to change or fading away. The quote highlights the enduring nature of ideas that emerge in moments of adversity and implies that they can shape one's perspective and actions for a lifetime.

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By Leon Trotsky

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