The Most Brilliant Thoughts of All Time (In Two Lines or Less) di John M. Shanahan

Life is all a "quote". Long or short, clear or obscure, in language or in the vern

acular, in alphabetic or ideographic form, every man has his own.

The Net is full of them, true or false, trying to break through the wall of incommunicability. Call them quotes or aphorisms, proverbs or sayings, they are all carefully documented in this book.

The author mentions the source, without intervening, leaving the reader free to use them.

It is difficult to determine the most brilliant thoughts of all time, as the concept of "brilliance" is subjective and can vary greatly from person to person. 

Some people may consider a thought brilliant if it is original, innovative or revolutionary, while others may consider a thought brilliant if it is profound, inspiring or emotionally resonant.

There have been many brilliant thoughts throughout history, and it is not possible to list them all here. Some notable examples of brilliant thoughts might include:

"I think, therefore I am", a philosophical statement attributed to René Descartes which has become one of the most famous expressions of the concept of consciousness.