Aristotle: He who chooses to know for the sake of knowing will choose most readily that which is most truly knowledge.

He who chooses to know for the sake of knowing will choose most readily that whi — Aristotle

He who chooses to know for the sake of knowing will choose most readily that which is most truly knowledge.

Aristotle

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