Justice Quotes

"To question authority is the responsibility of the thinking person."

"Mathematics is democracy in its purest form—truth is truth regardless of who discovers it."

"Justice requires both courage and wisdom working in harmony."

"Justice demands that we use our minds and voices for the voiceless."

"Prejudice often masquerades as truth; one must examine both carefully."

"The greatest tragedy is a mind prevented from reaching its potential."

"Every mind deserves the chance to flourish."

"To stand for justice is to stand alone when necessary."

"The equality of minds is the foundation of a just society."

"Justice delayed is justice denied."

"A science is said to be useful if its development tends to accentuate the existing inequalities in the distribution of wealth."

"Truth is always worth fighting for, no matter the opposition."

"The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists."

"The evils we suffer from are largely self-inflicted."

"The pursuit of justice requires the same rigor as the pursuit of mathematics."

"Every mathematical question, no matter how obscure, deserves a serious answer."

"The measure of a man is not his wealth, but his contributions to knowledge."

"To pursue knowledge without integrity is to poison the well of human progress."

"In the law of action and reaction lies the principle of all true justice."

"Passive acceptance of evil is not innocence; it is complicity."

"It is impossible to be just if you only consider things from one point of view."

"Every mathematical law expresses a kind of democratic equality in the realm of abstract forms."

"Mathematical truth is democratic; it cares not who discovered it."

"Justice demands that we seek truth above all else."

"Justice must be founded on truth and compassion."

"Justice without mercy is tyranny."

"The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists."

"We are all inclined to think that we are not only right but morally superior to those who disagree with us."

"You feel pity is very much what makes people willing to accept injustice."

"Rigor is the morality of mathematics."