Quote by Francois Rabelais

Nature abhors a vacuum.

Nature abhors a vacuum.

Summary

This quote is often attributed to the philosopher Aristotle. It suggests that in nature, empty spaces or voids are not sustainable and will be quickly filled. It implies that wherever there is an absence or emptiness, something will naturally come to occupy or fill that void. This idea can be applied to various contexts, including the physical world as well as human behavior or social dynamics, highlighting the tendency for nature to seek equilibrium or completeness.

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By Francois Rabelais

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