Eraldo Banovac

Two things influence one's wisdom: remarkable experience and _ evenmuch more _ accumulated knowledge.

There are three characteristics of wisdom: knowledge, experience and patience.

Acquiring new knowledge has been crucial for survival over the millennia.

Knowledge is the key to the development of civilization.

A person with a big ego usually knows very little.

Knowledge is a unique kind of property, indeed: you can share it with others, while still possessing it.

It is much more challenging to accept those who know a lot than those who know little.

A man's vanity often goes hand in hand with his lack of knowledge.

Superficial knowledge is potentially more dangerous than ignorance. It gives a false sense of security encouraging an ignorant man to persevere in his efforts that can result in huge damage.

Those who have no knowledge are often willing to occupy influential positions with the aim of acquiring every possible benefit.

Don't be afraid to study hard: knowledge never exhausts the mind.

The dynamic nature of knowledge is reflected in human progress and technological achievements.

A deep consideration of the essence of knowledge should reveal how knowledge corresponds to the truth.

A person with great knowledge is truly wealthy.

If you cannot solve a problem, ask someone who knows.

Only knowledge and truth may result in freedom of mind.

Acquiring knowledge is the most fruitful effort.

Each type of knowledge has value; however, from an engineering point of view, practical knowledge seems to be more valuable than theoretical knowledge.