History abounds with wisdom ... AND cruelty...

Homo sapiens is a very special species: wisdom is one special quality. Humans descend from beasts, animals: cruelty is another trait. Humans are not divine - there is no divinity! Ion Axiomatic One didn't know at first who said: "To thine own self be true". So much wisdom in just a few words! It decidedly sounded Shakespeare in form and Socrates in essence.

Posted by Ion Saliu on June 21, 2001.

In Reply to: Humans, wisdom, Shakespeare: 'To thine own self be true' posted by Ion Saliu on June 21, 2001.

: : To thine own self be true, for it must follow as dost the night the day, that canst not then be false to any man.
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: • Absolutely great!
: I don’t know who the author is. Sounds like Shakespeare, but it could also be Tladouqué, or someone else.
: Humans have created so much Wisdom! Yet, the species will still be extinct after who knows how long. That’s nothing compared to the extinction of the solar system. And that, in turn, is Nothing, compared to the Big Crunch of the Universe!

• I left out a very important element. There is an abundance of wisdom in human history. But there is an equally unparalleled amount of cruelty in human history.

Ion Saliu

It's Shakespeare inspired by Socrates. (Know thyself.)

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: History, humanity abound with wisdom and also cruelty. To thine own self be true, for it must follow as dost the night the day, that canst not then be false to any man. Absolutely great! I don’t know who the author is. Sounds like Shakespeare, but it could also be Tladouqué, or someone else. (It's Shakespeare inspired by Socrates.) (Know thyself.) Humans have created so much Wisdom! Yet, the species will still be extinct after who knows how long. That’s nothing compared to the extinction of the solar system. And that, in turn, is Nothing, compared to the Big Crunch of the Universe! Galaxies again, solar systems again, wisdom systems again… I don’t necessarily laugh at those telling past-life experiences. Random interaction of forces can CreateDestroy anything, everything, nothing, again and never again. I’d be so happy now to apologize to the woman who told me she was, in a past life, a climber of mountains of helium; she made love to Air and gave birth to Clouds. Human history, you are so cruel! Much more cruel than wise! There is an abundance of wisdom in human history. But there is an equally unparalleled amount of cruelty in human history. Study "History, wisdom, cruelty, human nature". On wisdom, cruelty, homo sapiens, human species, special species, quality. Essay on beasts, animals, trait, history, nature, Big Crunch, Big Bang, cruelty. Title of an interesting essay: "History, wisdom, cruelty, human nature". Homo sapiens is a very special species: wisdom is one special quality. Humans descend from beasts, animals: cruelty is another trait. Humans are not divine - there is no divinity! Ion didn't know at first who said: "To thine own self be true". So much wisdom in just a few words! It decidedly sounded Shakespeare in form and Socrates in essence. Then Ion did more research and discovered he was right. The words belonged to Shakespeare and his beloved Hamlet. The inspiration was the wisdom of Socrates and his unwritten philosophy.