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Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

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Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), German poet and dramatist. This article is translated from the Aphorism website: https://www.azquotes.com

A collection of Goethe's maxims

1. "There is no better indication of a man's character than the object of his teasing."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

2. "If it can be explained stupidly, why are you still looking for a conspiracy?"

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

3. "A man cannot have what he cannot understand."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

4. "Unconstrained action, whatever its type, will end in bankruptcy."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

5. "There is nothing worse than aggressive stupidity."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

6. "Be wary of people who read only one book."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

7. "The decline of literature foreshadows the decline of the nation."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

8. "Every solution raises new questions."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

9. "The more knowledge, the more confusion there is."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

10. "Anything that releases our spirit without teaching us self-restraint is a scourge."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

11. "Dear friend, all theories are gray, but the precious tree of life is evergreen."

Goethe: One cannot have what one cannot understand

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