Leonardo da Vinci: It is the infinite alone that cannot be attained, for if it could it would become finite.

It is the infinite alone that cannot be attained, for if it could it would becom — Leonardo da Vinci

It is the infinite alone that cannot be attained, for if it could it would become finite.

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