It is
believed that the more profoundly man thinks, the more exquisitely he
feels, the higher the standard he sets for himself, the greater his
distance from the other animals--the more he appears as a genius
(Genie) among animals--the nearer he gets to the true nature of the
world and to thereof: this, indeed, he really does through
science, but he thinks he does it far more adequately through his
religions and arts.
believed that the more profoundly man thinks, the more exquisitely he
feels, the higher the standard he sets for himself, the greater his
distance from the other animals--the more he appears as a genius
(Genie) among animals--the nearer he gets to the true nature of the
world and to thereof: this, indeed, he really does through
science, but he thinks he does it far more adequately through his
religions and arts.
Human, All Too Human- A Book for Free Spirits by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
