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William Playfair quotes
Men in general are very slow to enter into what is reckoned a new thing; and there seems to be a very universal as well as great reluctance to undergo the drudgery of acquiring information that seems not to be absolutely necessary.
William Playfair
All those things that make a nation richer, stronger, or more happy; or that tend to exalt national character, but that will not pay individuals, deserve public encouragement.
William Playfair
William Playfair
Occupation:
British Mathematician
Born:
September 22, 1759
Died:
February 11, 1823
Quotes count:
3
Wikipedia:
William Playfair