Truth Quotes

What is truth? These quotes explore honesty, reality, and the courage it takes to face both.

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"The pursuit of truth demands we question everything, including our own cherished beliefs."
Louis Pasteur
"Truth is stranger and more wonderful than any fiction we could imagine."
Louis Pasteur
"The greatest truths are the simplest things in the world, simple as your own breath."
Galileo Galilei
"See now the power of truth; the same experiment which at first seemed to show one thing, when more carefully examined, assures us of the contrary."
Galileo Galilei
"Two truths cannot contradict one another."
Galileo Galilei
"Authority cannot make what is false to be true."
Galileo Galilei
"The gates of truth are guarded by reason and empiricism."
Galileo Galilei
"Like a ship entering a harbor in storm, my life has found its shelter in the pursuit of truth."
Galileo Galilei
"I am not just talking about something in the abstract; I am talking about a reality."
Galileo Galilei
"Truth is always the strongest argument."
Galileo Galilei
"Men have sometimes stumbled upon truth and picked themselves up and hurried along as if nothing had happened."
Galileo Galilei
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"The effort required to remain faithful to one's conscience is not wasted."
Marie Curie
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"A scientist in his laboratory is not a mere technician: he is also a seeker after truth."
Marie Curie
"The principle of science is that you must not fool yourself, and you're the easiest person to fool."
Richard Feynman
"I have approximate answers and possible beliefs about different matters."
Richard Feynman
"To find a thing you must look where it is."
Richard Feynman
"You must never fool yourself, and remember you are the easiest person to deceive."
Richard Feynman
"Uncertainty is inherent in nature and in our understanding of it."
Richard Feynman
"I am even more convinced now that the pursuit of truth and beauty is a form of prayer."
Nikola Tesla
"I love my country, but I love truth better."
Nikola Tesla
"There is no greater source of disagreement than the interpretation of the facts."
Nikola Tesla
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"The greatest precision of speech is useful to agree and determine controversies, which arise from ambiguous and equivocal use of words."
Isaac Newton
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"Questions are not settled by counting hands but by strength of argument."
Isaac Newton
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"A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true."
Isaac Newton
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"I build no hypotheses; what the phenomena declares, I state."
Isaac Newton
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"The smallest truths lead to the greatest discoveries."
Isaac Newton
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"Certainty comes not from belief but from proof."
Isaac Newton
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"The rational mind seeks not comfort but truth."
Isaac Newton
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"True science leaves no room for dogma."
Isaac Newton
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"The precision of mathematics is the closest we come to certainty."
Isaac Newton