“Some die because they feel everything, others because they feel nothing. Some are fools because they suffer no regrets, and others because they do.”

—  Baltasar Gracián , book The Art of Worldly Wisdom

Unos mueren porque sienten y otros viven porque no sienten. Y assí, unos son necios porque no mueren de sentimiento, y otros lo son porque mueren de él.
Maxim 208 (p. 118)
The Art of Worldly Wisdom (1647)

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Unos mueren porque sienten y otros viven porque no sienten. Y assí, unos son necios porque no mueren de sentimiento, y otros lo son porque mueren de él.

The Art of Worldly Wisdom (1647)

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