Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Great Pleasures Are Much Less Frequent Than Great Pains.
-David Hume
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
Great Pleasures Are Much Less
David Hume
Great Pleasures Are Much Less Frequent Than Great Pains.
Views: 61
Topic
Pain
Pleasure
More From David Hume
We May Conclude, Therefore, That, In Order To Establish Laws For The Regulation Of Property, We Must Be Acquainted With The Nature And Situation Of Man; Must Reject Appearances, Which May Be False, Though Specious; And Must Search For Those Rules, Which Are, On The Whole, Most Useful And Beneficial.
Men
Order
Law
The Great End Of All Human Industry Is The Attainment Of Happiness. For This Were Arts Invented, Sciences Cultivated, Laws Ordained, And Societies Modeled, By The Most Profound Wisdom Of Patriots And Legislators. Even The Lonely Savage, Who Lies Exposed To The Inclemency Of The Elements And The Fury Of Wild Beasts, Forgets Not, For A Moment, This Grand Object Of His Being.
Happiness
Lonely
Art
I Have Written On All Sorts Of Subjects... Yet I Have No Enemies; Except Indeed All The Whigs, All The Tories, And All The Christians.
Christian
Enemy
Subjects
Apart From The Representational Content Of An Idea There Is Another Component: Its Force And Vivacity, Its Impetus.
Ideas
Force
Vivacity
There Is An Universal Tendency Among Mankind To Conceive All Beings Like Themselves, And To Transfer To Every Object, Those Qualities, With Which They Are Familiarly Acquainted, And Of Which They Are Intimately Conscious. We Find Human Faces In The Moon, Armies In The Clouds; And By A Natural Propensity, If Not Corrected By Experience And Reflection, Ascribe Malice Or Good-will To Every Thing, That Hurts Or Pleases Us.
Hurt
Army
Moon
Trending Author
Roger Ebert
Jonathan Safran Foer
Roger Sessions
Ali Smith
Adam Smith
Glenn Danzig
Category
Information