Roger Bacon (about 1214-1293), also translated as Roger Bacon, was a British philosopher and natural scientist with a materialistic tendency, a famous nominalist, and an experimentalist. Pioneer of science. He has extensive knowledge and is known as the "Strange Doctor".

Francis Bacon's famous sayings

1. The love caused by marriage creates children; the love caused by friendship creates a person.

2. Chance will catch you the hair on your forehead first and you don’t, then it will catch the bald head for you; or at least it will catch you the handle of the bottle first, and if you don’t, it will catch you the bald head. , it will give you the round body of the bottle, which is difficult to catch.

3. There is no greater wisdom than making good use of opportunities at the beginning.

4. Time is the criterion for measuring career.

5. Talents that are shown off on the outside are suddenly enviable, while talents that are hidden deep down can bring luck.

6. Books are ships of thought sailing in the waves of the times. They carefully transport precious cargo to one generation after another.

7. People who only know a little bit about philosophy will lead to atheism. But a deeper understanding of philosophy leads one back to religion.

8. A person who is alert and cautious will definitely have good luck.

9. Knowledge is power.

10. In all major undertakings, people should observe the opportunity like a thousand eyes before starting to do something, and seize the opportunity like a thousand-handed god while doing it.

11. Money is the baggage of moral character and a major obstacle to virtue; because wealth is to moral character just like an army and baggage, it cannot be done without it, and with it it hinders progress, sometimes even because of care. Instead it lost its victory.

12. Lucky timing is like a transaction in the market. As long as you delay it a little bit, it will drop in price. The ideal of life is to live ideally.

13. If beauty is born in a person with high moral character, it will certainly be very glorious; in front of it, a person with bad moral character will feel ashamed and stay away from it.

14. Young people are more suitable for invention, but not for judgment; for execution, but not for negotiation; for new plans, not for fixed occupations.

15. The beauty of appearance is better than the beauty of color, and the beauty of appropriate and elegant behavior is better than the beauty of appearance. The best of beauty is what cannot be expressed in pictures, what cannot be seen at first glance.

16. Habits formed by wisdom can become second nature.

17. In addition to knowledge and learning, no other power in the world can establish dominance and authority in the human spirit and soul, in human thoughts, imagination, opinions and beliefs.

18. Of all the truly great figures (whether they are ancient or modern, as long as their names are forever engraved in the memory of mankind), there is no one who is crazy about love: because great causes inhibit Such weak feelings.

19. Etiquette requires natural behavior to appear noble. If the appearance is too artificial, it will lose its due value.

20. Reading history makes people wise, reading poetry makes people smart, mathematics makes people thoughtful, science makes people profound, ethics makes people solemn, logic and rhetoric make people eloquent. Become a character.

21. Rich words are like sparkling beads. The truly wise and wise are short of words.

22. The supreme part of beauty cannot be described with colored pens.

23. Generally speaking, young people are rich in "intuition", while old people are good at "deep thinking".

24. The best way is to combine the characteristics of youth and the characteristics of old age in your career. From the current perspective, young people can learn from the elderly the advantages they do not have. From the perspective of social influence, experienced elderly deacons are reassuring, while the enthusiasm of young people is inspiring. If we say, the elderly The experience of youth is valuable, then the innocence of young people is noble.

25. Collective habits are more powerful than individual habits. Therefore, if there is a social environment with good moral atmosphere, it is most conducive to training good social citizens.