I suppose therefore that all the things I see are false; I believe that none of those things ever existed which my fallacious memory represents to me; I consider that I possess no senses; I imagine that body, figure, extension, motion and place are but fictions of my mind. What then, in short, can be esteemed as true? Perhaps nothing at all, unless that there is nothing certain.
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"To be able to live without fear, without anxiety, without sadness, and without any other passion which could disturb the tranquillity of the soul."
"The mind is more easily known than the body."
"It is true that when I consider how many different beliefs there are among men, I find no reason to choose one rather than another."
"It is not enough to know, one must also apply; it is not enough to wish, one must also do."
"The custom of believing what others believe, and of doing what others do, is the most powerful obstacle to the discovery of truth."
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