The strides of humanity are slow – Quote by Georg Büchner

„The strides of humanity are slow, they can only be counted in centuries.“

Karl Georg BüchnerQuote by Georg Büchner about humanity's slow progress, visible only over centuries.
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Karl Georg Büchner was a German writer, physician, scientist, and revolutionary of the 19th century.

This quote by Georg Büchner describes patiently the slow progress of humanity over long periods.


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Inspirational Georg Büchner quote about the slow progress of humanity

Karl Georg Büchner (1813–1837) was a major German writer, physician, natural scientist, and political revolutionary. Despite his early death, he left a lasting literary legacy with works such as “Woyzeck” and “Danton's Death.”

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