Quote by Hans Krailsheimer about Thinking and Silence

„What’s troubling is that the inability to think so often goes hand in hand with the inability to stay silent“

Hans KrailsheimerHans Krailsheimer reflects on the connection between inability to think and to stay silent.
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Hans Krailsheimer was a German jurist and writer.

A thoughtful remark on the interplay between thinking and silence.


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Inspirational quote about thinking and silence by Hans Krailsheimer

Hans Krailsheimer was a German jurist and writer, best known for his aphorisms. His works are characterized by concise and thought-provoking statements that encourage reflection. Through his writings, he made a notable contribution to German literature.

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