One always feels that a merely educated man holds his philosophical views as if they were so many pennies in his pocket. They are separate from his life. Whe...

One always feels that a merely educated man holds his philosophical views as if they were so many pennies in his pocket. They are separate from his life. Whereas with a cultured man there is no gap or lacuna between his opinions and his life. Both are dominated by the same organic, inevitable fatality. They are what he is.

quote by John Cowper Powys
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