
Respuesta cuando se le preguntó en 1919 si era cierto que sólo tres personas del mundo comprendían la teoría general de la Relatividad"
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Fuente: Citado por Brian Stableford en Science Fact and Science Fiction: An Encyclopedia (2006), 150
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Who is to blame but her and the third factor, from whence no one knows, which moved me with its stimulus and transformed me?
Repetition 202-203
1840s, Repetition (1843)
Contexto: Who is to blame but her and the third factor, from whence no one knows, which moved me with its stimulus and transformed me? After all, what I have done is praised in others.-Or is becoming a poet my compensation? I reject all compensation, I demand my rights-that is, my honor. I did not ask to become one, I will not buy it at this price. – Or if I am guilty, then I certainly should be able to repent of my guilt and make it good again. Tell me how. On top of that, must I perhaps repent that the world plays with me as a child plays with a beetle?-Or is it perhaps best to forget the whole thing? Forget-indeed, I shall have ceased to be if I forget it. Or what kind of life would it be if along with my beloved I have lost honor and pride and lost them in such a way that no one knows how it happened, for which reason I can never retrieve them again? Shall I allow myself to be shoved out in this manner? Why, then, was I shoved in?
Respuesta cuando se le preguntó en 1919 si era cierto que sólo tres personas del mundo comprendían la teoría general de la Relatividad"
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Fuente: Citado por Brian Stableford en Science Fact and Science Fiction: An Encyclopedia (2006), 150
“Cuando la culpa es de todos, la culpa no es de nadie.”
Fuente: Obras completas de Concepción Arenal: La beneficencia, la filantropia y la Caridad. Volumen 2 de Obras completas. Concepción Arenal de García Carrasco. Editorial Est. tip "Sucesores de Rivadeneyra,", 1894. Página 194.
“La culpa no está en el sentimiento, sino en el consentimiento.”
Fuente: Stamateas, Bernardo. Intoxicados por la fe: Cómo ser libres de una religión tóxica y vivir una espiritualidad feliz. Editorial Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Argentina, 2011. ISBN 9789502805290.
“A nadie le va mal durante mucho tiempo sin que él mismo no tenga la culpa.”
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“No hables mal de tus males a nadie, que hay culpas de tus males en todos.”
Voces (1943)