Hundreds of Bacon’s classic quotes on life

Introduction: The future belongs to those who work diligently in the present. Eternity lies in this day. Next, I will share with you readers a hundred of Bacon's classic life insights. I hope you will be enlightened after reading them.

1. In any difficult negotiation, do not expect to sow and reap at the same time.

2. Knowledge is a kind of happiness, and curiosity is the bud of knowledge.

3. Of all the truly great figures (whether they are ancient or modern, as long as their names are forever engraved in human memory), there is no one who goes crazy because of love: because the great cause inhibits Such weak feelings.

4. Since habits are the masters of life, people should strive to obtain good habits. If a habit starts at an early age, it is the most perfect habit. This is certain. We call this education. Education is actually a habit that starts at an early age.

5. Arranging time reasonably is equivalent to saving time.

6. If you ask what is the most important talent in life? Then the answer is: first, fearlessness; second, fearlessness; third, fearlessness.

7. Good luck in good times is something people hope for; good luck in bad times is surprising.

8. Love and wisdom cannot have both.

9. The river of truth flows through its ditch of error; like a sprout, another question arises under a truth, and truth and doubt nourish each other.

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

11. Failure in practice mainly occurs because we do not know the reasons. It is in this case that the two desires of people: the desire for knowledge and the desire for power are truly combined.

12. When danger is approaching, it is more advantageous to be good at seizing the opportunity to attack it head-on than to hesitate to dodge. Because the result of hesitation is precisely a missed opportunity to overcome it.

13. Reading makes people enriched, discussions make people witty, notes make people accurate, reading history makes people wise, reading poetry makes people smart, mathematics makes people thoughtful, science makes people profound, and ethics makes people solemn. , logic and rhetoric make people eloquent. Whatever you learn becomes your character.

14. The most unbearable loneliness is the lack of true friendship.

15. Most people think based on their intentions, talk based on their knowledge and knowledge, but their behaviors are based on their habits.

16. People should behave like their clothes. They should not be too tight or too dressy, but should be loose enough to facilitate work and exercise.

17. The golden age is in front of us, not behind us.

18. Repeating words is mostly a loss of time.

19. Reading makes people become perfect people.

20. It is better to do great things for the benefit of everyone than to be a high official only for your own happiness.

21. People who do not get friendship will be pitiful lonely people for life. A society without friendship is just a prosperous desert.

22. When reading, we talk with wise men; in life affairs, we usually talk with fools.

23. People of noble birth are often not very hard-working, but they are often jealous of those who work.

24. Some old people look very cute because their style is elegant and beautiful. Although some young people are beautiful, they are not worthy of praise because they lack graceful cultivation.

25. If a person does not waste any time, then, although he is very young, he can be regarded as living a long time.

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

27. Love is like depositing money in a bank. Being able to appreciate the other person’s strengths is like supplementing income; tolerating the other person’s shortcomings is like spending restraint. The so-called eternal love is love from beauty to gray hair, love from flowers to flowers.

28. Time is a public property that cannot be possessed. As time goes by, the truth will become more and more revealed.

29. If money is the value measure of commodities, then time is the value measure of efficiency. Therefore, a person who is inefficient will pay a high price for it.

30. Friendship is rare in the world, but equal friendship is even harder to find.

31. Books do not tell people about their usefulness. The wisdom of using books is not in the book, but outside the book. It is all gained through observation.

32. Even God can’t stay smart in love.

33. Some books only need to be tasted, some need to be swallowed, and a few should be chewed.

34. If friendship can adjust people’s emotions, then another function of friendship is to enhance people’s wisdom.

35. Reading makes up for the deficiencies of nature, and experience makes up for the deficiencies of reading.

36. Mastering knowledge is not for endless arguments, not for contempt of others, not for profit, honor, power or to achieve a certain purpose, but for use in life.

37. It is extremely important to be good at identifying and seizing opportunities. In all major undertakings, before starting to do something, people should observe the opportunity like a thousand-eyed god, and when doing it, they should seize the opportunity like a thousand-handed god.

38. Only those who know cause and effect can gain true knowledge.

39. Time is the greatest innovator.

40. If the opportunity first gives you the hair on your forehead and you don’t, then it will catch the bald head for you; or at least it will give you the handle of the bottle first. If you don’t take it, it will give you the handle of the bottle. , it will give you the round body of the bottle, which is difficult to catch. There is no greater wisdom than taking advantage of the opportunity at the beginning.

41. Look deeply into your own heart, and then discover that all the miracles are within yourself.

42. Disasters are often hidden in hidden places and occur when people are careless.

43. If a person starts with affirmation, he will end with doubt. If he is prepared to start with a question, he will end with a yes.

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

45. Angels broke the law and fell because they wanted the same power as God; humans broke the law and fell because they wanted knowledge and were equal to God.

46. The success of disabled people usually does not easily lead to jealousy. Because they have flaws, people are willing to tolerate their successes. It also often causes potential rivals to ignore their competition and challenges.

47. A false friendship is like your shadow; when you are in the sun, it will follow you closely, but when you cross the darkness, it will immediately leave you.

48. The purpose of seeking knowledge is not to brag and show off, but to find the truth and enlighten wisdom.

49. You must learn to live, and learning is not for living.

50. Young people are good at creation but short on thinking, good at hard work but short on discussion, good at innovation but short on prudentness.

51. There is nothing more terrifying than fear itself.

52. Friendship doubles joy and reduces sorrow.

53. As long as you think about how many things in a person's life cannot be done by himself, you can know how many benefits friendship has.

54. A wise man creates more opportunities than he gets.

55. Habit is really a tenacious and huge force. It can dominate a person's life. Therefore, people should cultivate a good habit through education from an early age.

56. Fear is the most terrifying enemy that crushes human personality.

57. Deceitful people despise knowledge, foolish people envy knowledge, and smart people use knowledge.

58. Natural talents are like natural plants, which require knowledge to prune.

59. If you want to enter the world of knowledge, you must be like a pure child.

60. First think carefully, then make a decisive decision, and finally do it with perseverance.

61. People who are only beautiful but lack self-cultivation are not worthy of praise.

62. Except for knowledge and learning, no other power in the world can establish dominance and authority in the human spirit and soul, in the human thoughts, imagination, opinions and beliefs.

63. The reason why people would rather believe in fallacies than love the truth is not only because it is difficult to explore the truth, but also because fallacies cater to some bad human natures.

64. Our language may be straightforward, but it must not be rude and arrogant; sometimes we should also say a few tactful words, but we must avoid hypocrisy, frivolity and slickness.

65. Friendship is as valuable to the human heart as alchemy often says that their gems are to the human body.

66. Pursue the truth, know the truth, and more importantly, rely on the truth. This is the highest virtue in human nature.

67. All good luck is not without troubles, and all bad luck is not without hope.

68. Life is like a road. The nearest shortcut is usually the worst way.

69. In the long river of human history, truth is as heavy as gold and always sinks to the bottom of the river and is difficult to be discovered. On the contrary, those falsehoods as light as cow dung float on it. Flooding everywhere.

70. People who attribute their good fortune too much to their intelligence and wisdom will most likely end up unfortunate.

71. Studying the truth, understanding the truth and believing in the truth are the highest virtues in human nature.

72. Having no ideals and being indecisive is a sad mentality.

73. 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.

74. Destiny is a bit feminine. The more you woo her, the farther away she will be from you.

75. People say well that truth is the daughter of time, not the daughter of authority.

76. Choosing opportunities means saving time.

77. Being too quick is one of the biggest dangers in doing things.

78. When young people are serving as directors or managers, they often take on more than they can accomplish, and stir up more than they can subdue; Consider the means and extent.

79. Doing things at the right time can save time; doing things against the grain will often be in vain.

80. Reading can cultivate a perfect person, talking can train an agile person, and writing can create an accurate person.

81. Books are ships of thought, sailing through the waves of the times. It is laden with valuable cargo and transported to one generation after another.

82. Suspiciousness is the poison of friendship.

83. Talent is like natural flowers and trees, which must be pruned by learning.

84. Truth is easy to emerge from error, but difficult to emerge from chaos.

85. The real and reasonable purpose of science is to benefit human life and enrich human life with new inventions and wealth.

86. The wiser people are, the more they stoop to learn from others.

87. Habits formed by wisdom can become second nature.

88. Those who think there is no land when they see only the vast ocean are just poor explorers.

89. Melons are the sweetest when grown in pure fertilizer, and geniuses are the best when grown in malignant soil.

90. Being good at selecting key points means saving time, but rushing around without knowing the key points is equivalent to firing cannons indiscriminately.

91. Paying too much attention to behavioral rules and formality often leads to missed opportunities in career.

92. Books are ships crossing the sea of ??time.

93. A young man who is following the rules of life should first pay attention to balancing his talents and desires with his career.

94. Love not only occupies a broad mind, but sometimes it can also break into a tightly guarded heart.

95. Reading is not for eloquence and refutation, nor for credulity and blind obedience, but for thinking and weighing.

96. The lack of true friends is the purest and most pitiable loneliness; without friendship, the world is just a wilderness; we can also use this sense to talk about "loneliness", saying that all those who are not qualified to make friends by nature Human nature can be said to come from animals rather than from humans.

97. Time is a public property that cannot be possessed. As time goes by, the truth becomes more and more revealed.

98. When it comes to execution, speed is the best way to keep things secret.

99. Contemplation of God’s creation and work produces knowledge; but when it comes to God himself, there is no perfect knowledge, only the surprise after the knowledge is shattered.

100. Paying too much attention to behavioral rules and rigid formalities leads to missed opportunities in career, and the losses will be great.

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