Quote by Anatole France

I prefer the errors of enthusiasm to the indifference of wisdom.

I prefer the errors of enthusiasm to the indifference of wis

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker values passion and excitement, even if accompanied by mistakes, over a state of apathy and indifference that comes with knowledge and wisdom. It implies that willingness to take risks and make errors driven by enthusiasm is more valuable than inaction resulting from knowing too much and not acting upon it. The quote encourages embracing enthusiasm even when it leads to mistakes, as it brings vitality and a sense of purpose.

By Anatole France

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