Some people consider the use of "quotes" as a sign of intellectual pedantry. I do not deny that is true in some cases but not always. Sometimes we thought so well expressed, because they summarize what we believe or guess, which is worth reproducing because you feel represented in them. I put here some examples of quotes that I would have written, but not so:
* " The world's problem is not that people know too little, but who knows many things that are not true ." Mark Twain.
* " The fatal tendency of men to stop thinking about one thing when it is no longer room for doubt is the cause of half of the errors. " John Stuart Mill
* "It is much more difficult to describe that comment. Infinitely more. In view of which everyone agrees. "Josep Pla.
* " wins with what was not learned. " Coco Chanel.
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