Quote by Jean Lartéguy

I've said it before: equations are the devil's sentences. The worst one is that quadratic equation, an infernal salad of numbers, letters, and symbols.

— Stephen Colbert

“It seemed everyone was a part of that fabled equation of one plus one, minus me...”

— K.L. Laitinen

“Walter amused them with a story of one of his students who had been caught cheating; the boy wrote some formulas for algebraic equations…

— Elise Hooper

“Truth is not mathematical concept that needs to be proved with equations. Its singleness demands an intact moral compass, with certainties about what is…

— Anonymous

“Clue: All numbers you can see belong in one equation. These numbers can all be written in 1 line instead of 3.”

— Beatrice Wood

“There are no solutions, only cowardice masquerading as such.”

— Emil Cioran

Equations are the devil's sentences.

— Stephen Colbert

“it was the insoluble problems—the false leads and the cold cases—that reflected the true nature of things.”

— Michael Chabon

“... solutions are always possible, and the limits of the truth far exceed the limits of human understanding.”

— Sara Gran

“Old formulas don’t give new solutions.”

— Israelmore Ayivor

“Every problem has a solution. You may not see it in front of you, but, sooner or later, a solution will appear before your…

— Ubaldina M. Gibbs

“Instead, in what he later described as his greatest blunder, he changed his equations by adding an extra term that allowed our Universe to…

— Max Tegmark