Quote by Francis Picabia

Knowledge is ancient error reflecting on its youth.

Knowledge is ancient error reflecting on its youth.

Summary

This quote suggests that what is considered knowledge or wisdom in the present time is often influenced by past misconceptions or errors. It implies that what we perceive as knowledge is a result of previous generations and their understanding, which may not necessarily be completely accurate or representative of the truth. It emphasizes the idea that knowledge is continuously evolving, as each generation builds upon the errors and progress of the past, continuously refining our understanding of the world.

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By Francis Picabia

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