Quote by Blaise Pascal

Nature is an infinite sphere of which the center is everywhere and the circumference nowhere.

Nature is an infinite sphere of which the center is everywhe

Summary

This quote by the philosopher Blaise Pascal highlights the vastness and ubiquity of nature. It suggests that nature has no definite boundaries and is boundless in its scope. The use of the metaphor of an infinite sphere, with its center existing everywhere and its circumference nowhere, conveys the idea that nature expands endlessly, with no fixed limitations or confines. It emphasizes the limitless and all-encompassing nature of the natural world, inviting contemplation on its countless mysteries and wonders.

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By Blaise Pascal

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