Greatest Philosophers Quotes Novels & Stories

"True wisdom is not measured by how much you know, but by your ability to grow and learn from what you do not know. Explain to me what's the meaning of that." Natigilan ako nung nagsalita siya ng napakalalim na quote siguro. Napa-isip naman ako ng malalim habang ina-analyze ko ang lahat ng sinasabi niya habang naglalakad pa din kami. "That quote emphasizes that genuine learning goes beyond accumulating knowledge. True wisdom lies in recognizing the limits of what you know and being open to growth through new experiences and understanding. It highlights humility as a key aspect of learning, as acknowledging ignorance allows space for self-improvement and discovery."

para akong batang takot na takot. "Bakit naman? It's not like I'm gonna kill you. Oh! You just gave me an idea, I might as well kill you..." inilapat miya yung dibdib sa akin at binigyan ng mabilis na halik yung labi ko. "...with pleasure." "Lena if you're just playing with me, please stop, I told you I've had enough." "Do you know Epicurus? The ancient greek philosopher? He believed that the greatest good in life is pleasure."

‘Oh, really? "Excuse me, Mister Konstantinov. Hindi ko binubuhat ang sarili kong bangko! Masyado ka lang talagang halata!" Tumawa ako nang malandi. "Ikaw ha! Ngayon mo lang ulit ako nakita, pero ganyan-ganyan ka na! Dinedeny mo pa! A great philosopher once said, 'Kapag umayaw ka kay Jana, sa kama ang bagsak mo!'" Kinindatan ko siya.