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The famous quote is: "No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it". Although widely attributed to Albert Einstein, historical records suggest it is a distortion of a 1946 telegram regarding the atomic bomb, later adapted into a universal philosophy.
The core meaning behind the quote—often explored by philosophers and authors—is that in order to resolve deep-rooted challenges, we must adopt a completely new perspective. By shifting our mindset, changing our habits, and abandoning the assumptions that caused the issue in the first place, we can break out of repetitive cycles and create innovative solutions.
Insanity and mental dead sick patients in corporate government: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results (quote Albert Einstein).
Albert Einstein — 'The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.'
This famous quote serves as a timeless warning against complacency. It highlights that moral apathy and inaction are what truly allow injustice and tyranny to thrive.
While widely popularized in this exact phrasing across platforms like Goodreads and discussed in forums like Quora, historians and quote experts note the sentiment stems from a letter Einstein wrote supporting the cellist Pablo Casals. The core idea—that silence empowers wrongdoers—has been echoed by many thinkers throughout history, including a famous variation often attributed to John Stuart Mill: "Bad (wo)men need nothing more to compass their ends, that good (wo)men should look on and do nothing".
In 1955, Casals married as his second wife long-time associate Francesca Vidal i Puig, who died that same year. In 1957, at age 80, Casals married 20-year-old Marta Montañez y Martinez. He is said to have dismissed concerns that marriage to someone 60 years his junior might be hazardous by saying, "I look at it this way: if she dies, she dies."Pau and Marta made their permanent residence in the town of Ceiba, and lived in a house called "El Pessebre" (The Manger).
Volgens mij betekent manager wel een vretend varken, Niet verwarren met:
- manager = leidinggevende
- manger = voederbak / kribbe >> Dus:
- the manger = de kribbe (in de Bijbelse betekenis) of algemener de voederbak voor dieren.










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