Ignorant Quote by Kim Stanley Robinson

“They were so ignorant! Young men and women, educated very carefully to be apolitical, to be technicians who thought they disliked politics, making them…

— Kim Stanley Robinson

“But people were not ideal, and politics had to work with people as they were.”

— Edmund Fawcett

“We learned in class, were lectured to about wars and famines, ancient kings and queens, the habits of presidents. But the lectures were cursory.…

— Anton DiSclafani

“He disliked nearly all women and especially the young and pretty ones who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party the swallowers of…

— Orwell, George

“They were in a position of total ignorance and people in that position often died without being enlightened.”

— Eoin Colfer

“All that technical expertise isn't worth a damn if you don't get the best out of people, though. . . . These were leaders…

— Noel Coward

“What these young men feared and hated more than anything else was being spoken to by people they hadn't met, or having to explain…

— Ryū Murakami

“The cities were sucking all the life of the country into themselves and destroying it. Men were no longer individuals but units in a…

— Leigh Brackett

“politicians often had the knack of seeming to know everyone intimately. Either they had remarkable memories, or their secretaries reminded them efficiently.”

— Ken Follett

“Well, who knew? When they were elected. That they were crooks, I mean.” “Pretty much everyone who didn’t vote for them, Friedrich. And I…

— Philip Kerr

“The educated differ from the uneducated as much as the living differ from the dead.”

— Aristotle

“I liked being half-educated; you were so much more surprised at everything when you were ignorant.”

— Gerald Durrell