Stupidity Of Man Quotes

“...it’s just another one of those things I don’t understand: everyone impresses upon you how unique you are, encouraging you to cultivate your individuality while at the same time trying to squish you and everyone else into the same ridiculous mould. It’s an artist’s right to rebel against the world’s stupidity.”
― E.A. Bucchianeri, Brushstrokes of a Gadfly

“Silk is a fine, delicate, soft, illuminating, beautiful substance. But you can never rip it! If a man takes this tender silk and attempts to tear it, and cannot tear it, is he in his right mind to say "This silk is fake! I thought it was soft, I thought it was delicate, but look, I cannot even tear it" ? Surely, this man is not in his right mind! The silk is not fake! This silk is 100% real. It's the man who is stupid!”
― C. JoyBell C.

“Hundreds of wise men cannot make the world a heaven, but one idiot is enough to turn it into a hell.”
― Raheel Farooq

“Carl Jung said that only an introvert could see "the unfathomable stupidity of man”
― Michael Finkel, The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit

“No matter how kind you are, always expect a few imbeciles.”
― Criss Jami, Healology

“What's simple is that everything good comes from God, and everything bad comes from man. Where it gets complicated is that everything seemingly good but ultimately bad comes from man, and everything seemingly bad but ultimately good comes from God.”
― Criss Jami, Healology

“What a strange creature is a laughing fool,
As if a man were created to no use
But only to show his teeth.”
― John Webster, The White Devil

“Let the fools hold on to their treasured stupidity
Let yourself be safe in wisdom with much rapidity”
― Munia Khan

“I don't know if I wanna eat cheese made from sheep. I feel like we need to talk about dairy in general. Who is the first guy who decided to squeeze the thing hanging off an animal and drink whatever came out? Because you KNOW it was a guy - a woman would never be that dumb. Do you think he was dared to do it by his caveman friends? Like, they started with cattle, and then worked their way to a sabertooth...”
― T.J. Klune, The Extraordinaries

“Inspiring qualities make some people to feel a little uneasy.”
― Oscar Auliq-Ice

“Could mankind declare it was truly wise? Did man know everything on earth, or would he ever? Certainly not!”
― E.A. Bucchianeri, Brushstrokes of a Gadfly

“It's really hard to deal with a narrow-minded people that have a limited sphere of thinking, what ever you tell him/her
will be twisted into falsehood, the truth will be lost and will ruin everything.”
― Bradley B. Dalina

“Don't, but if at all, then, lie to the whole damn world - never to your own damn, silly stupid self.”
― Fakeer Ishavardas

“The wind in your head is the storm in your life.”
― Tamerlan A Kuzgov

“All this is not to suggest that the growth in useful knowledge is leading us to a world of bliss. Athena's gifts were many: she gave King Cecrops the olive tree, but she also gave the city of Troy the wooden horse that led to its destruction. Technology makes people more powerful in exploiting nature, but how and for what purpose they do so remains indeterminate. If the twentieth century has shown us anything, it is that the capacity of humans for intolerance, stupidity, and selfishness has not declined as their technological power has increased.”
― Joel Mokyr, The Gifts of Athena: Historical Origins of the Knowledge Economy

“اگر ما از حماقت مردم استفاده می‌کنیم، گناه از ما نیست، چشم‌شان کور شود و دنده‌شان نرم، اگر شعور دارند بزنند و پدرمان را در بیاورند ولی حالا که قلدر پرستند پس فضولی موقوف، بیخود قیافه حق ب�� جانب به خود نگیرند.”
― Sadegh Hedayat, توپ مرواری

“Ignorance will often fade given time, you have to work hard to remain stupid…”
― James Qualls, A Gathering of Dreams

“They are all stupid peasants, and the worst of all peasants are the so-called educated. These people should not only be prevented from learning to read, but from learning to talk as well. No need to prevent them from thinking; nature has done that.”
― William S Burroughs

“Let a god change anything, and there will be reactions of evil as much as good. Only stupidity can be divine.”
― Charles Fort, Lo!

“Oh. Yes. He's very bright. But the world, poor world, was as over-burdened with cleverness as with stupidity, and in a sense (lacking this), did they not amount to the very same thing? Oh, he's clever, Clare thought, but who's good? Who's good? Who is good?”
― Elizabeth Harrower, The Watch Tower

“Whether it's personal foibles or a bureaucrat's ego, the stubborn defence of stupidity is unforgivable.”
― Stewart Stafford

“It poverty that makes some men think all a woman want is money.”
― Gugu Mofokeng

“Boys are after sex sex sex,

Real men are after women who can add value to their life.
Say No to Boys.”
― Gugu Mofokeng

“Stupidity is the regurgitated meal that feeds itself and on which it grows fat.”
― Stewart Stafford

“You would think they'd be grateful for women with knowledge."
"It's rarely true. Men are vain."
"Even when they're wrong?" Irène laughed. "That's stupid!”
― Louisa Morgan, A Secret History of Witches

“What in the hell has gotten into you?" Jean-Louise shoted. "Have you been possessed by a roving spirit of stupidity?”
― Allie Ray, Holler

“They call you lazy when you don't bother trying and unrealistically ambitious when you try hard.”
― Torron-Lee Dewar

“The real fool is not necessarily the one who does foolish things, but rather the one who knows those things are foolish and still takes a fancy to them.”
― Criss Jami

“This seemed like a fantastic idea to them because they were idiots.”
― Britney Spears, The Woman in Me

“WATCH FOR POGO’S ABOUNDING SCHTICK
In February of 1957, Rich earned his next leave to visit Gail. The news did the job of making Gail’s choice glad.
She offered to meet him at the airport and watched curiously as he stepped off the plane wearing his casual blue airman suit.
“Nonstop?” Gail asked.
“Of course.”
“How does one get off a nonstop flight, Mr. Air Force, if it doesn’t ever stop?”
Rich stopped and looked Gail over. He didn’t get her joke.
“You have luggage?” she asked.
“Yes. One case. Over this direction.” He took her arm and led her down the corridor.
“Have you ever lost your luggage?”
“No. I haven’t flown commercially much.”
“I hear you can sue the airlines if they lose your baggage.”
“Oh?”
“Yes, but there’s no guarantee that you’ll win your case.” Gail skipped in front of her boyfriend and laughed in his face.
“What are you talking about, girl? I have no intention of suing the airlines.”
Gail’s teasing ceased. Rich obviously had no sense of humor. At least not her kind. Sobered, she let him take the lead.”
― Lynn Byk, The Fearless Moral Inventory of Elsie Finch