Daniel Webster Quote by Squire Rushnell

“A likely impossibility is always preferable to an unconvincing possibility. The story should never be made up of improbable incidents; there should be nothing…

— Aristotle

“Logically, such a nonoccurrence is just as much an event as an occurrence, but phenomenologically it is not.”

— Thomas Gilovich

“confirmatory events are in fact much more memorable than non-confirmatory events.”

— Thomas Gilovich

“You will always define events in a manner which will validate your agreement with reality.”

— Steve Maraboli

“Nothing is a greater obstacle to our progress in knowledge, than a bad performance of a celebrated author; because, before we instruct we must…

— Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de la Brède et de Montesquieu

“Analysts of world events at our coffee table are not known for nuance, and are not deterred by lack of understanding either.”

— Hendrik Groen

“All events are but the consummation of preceding causes, clearly seen but not distinctly apprehended.”

— Marion Zimmer Bradley

“You can’t invent a historically memorable event, unless it really happened.”

— Shulem Deen

“Ideas! There is no occasion for them; all that class of ideas which can be available in such a case has a language of…

— Thomas de Quincey

“The incomprehension is when the thing happens without knowing the reasons.”

— Adele Mandez

“Objected to as incompetent, irrelevant, and immaterial,”

— Erle Stanley Gardner