“In a sentiment of remarkable prescience in the context of climate change denial half a century later, Carson articulated the formidable task before her: It is a great problem to know how to look at unpleasant facts that might have to be dealt with if one recognized their existence.”
Maria Popova, born in 1980 in Bulgaria, is a talented writer with a broad influence in the fields of literature, art, science, and more. Her works cover a wide range of subjects, including philosophy, psychology, history, and her writing style is highly appreciated by readers. more
“While I stand and regard it, the indifference to myself shown by a work of art in itself is art.”
“People and things need not be interesting to us for them to be beneficial to us.”
“Injustice won't destroy our world, indifference to injustice will.”
“Be not an insect of indifference, be the godzilla of zeal and deeds.”