Quote by Peter Nivio Zarlenga, The Orator

Respect human talent, respond to genius, recognize reality, admire truth and beauty, realize the meaning of the rare flower Reason.

Respect human talent, respond to genius, recognize reality,

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of valuing human capabilities and talents, acknowledging exceptional brilliance, facing facts and truths, appreciating beauty, and embracing rationality. It encourages respecting and honoring the potential and skills of individuals, appreciating their unique gifts. Additionally, it urges understanding and accepting reality as it is, acknowledging the significance and beauty found within it. The mention of the "rare flower Reason" suggests valuing logical and critical thinking, recognizing it as a precious trait that should be cultivated. Ultimately, the quote advocates for an appreciation of human ingenuity, wisdom, reality, and the pursuit of knowledge.

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By Peter Nivio Zarlenga, The Orator

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