Albert Camus: The greatest saving one can make in the order of thought is to accept the unintelligibility of the world — and to pay at

The greatest saving one can make in the order of thought is to accept the uninte — Albert Camus

The greatest saving one can make in the order of thought is to accept the unintelligibility of the world — and to pay attention to man.

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