Play with thought

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Our quote of the day comes from the second French astronaut in history:

"Light is the esperanto of the universe, the language common to all the worlds it houses."

Patrick Baudry, former French Air Force fighter pilot and airline pilot instructor.

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Our Play with thought of the day comes from a great Greek philosopher!

"It is not just the number of atoms, it is the number of worlds that is infinite in the universe. "

Epicurus is the founding Greek philosopher of Epicureanism, a materialistic view of the world.

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Our Play with thought of the day comes from a Swiss writer.

"The deepest character of the myth is the power it takes over us, generally without our knowledge".

Denis de Rougemont, born September 8, 1906 in Couvet and died December 6, 1985 in Geneva, is a Swiss writer, philosopher and university professor.

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Our Play with thought of the day comes to us from the great Victor Hugo.

“Legendary truth is of a different nature from historical truth. Legendary truth is invention resulting in reality. "

Victor Hugo started 'Les Misérables' in 1845 under the title 'Les Misères'.

Then he “abandoned” them for fifteen years.

He resumed them in 1860, and the first part of the book appeared on April 3, 1862.

On May 15, publication of the second and third parts of the novel (immense popular success, the crowd gathered at 6 am in front of the bookstore gates).

On June 30 the last two parts appear.

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Our Play with thought of the day comes from a famous trumpeter:

"A legend is an old man with a cane who everyone knows for what he did. "

Twenty years after initiating “cool jazz” and ten years after experimenting with modal jazz, Miles Davis invents fusion, or jazz-rock, earning him the admiration of Jimi Hendrix.

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Our Play with thought of the day comes from the great Hans Christian Andersen:

“The good and the beautiful are not forgotten, they live in legends and in songs. "

Intended primarily for children, Andersen's tales are in fact addressed to a very large audience, as much by their poetry, by the moral which emerges from them as by their themes, universal ...

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