Thales of Miletus: The first Greek Philosopher, Astronomer and Mathematician

Thales is one of the seven sages of ancient Greece, a collective of rulers, thinkers and profoundly wise individuals who helped shape the world of Archaic Greece. Thales was born in Miletus, one of the most powerful city-states in Greece and became known as the first philospher in the Western world. Among the seven sages, he is the one who mostly contributed to intellectual and scientific thinking. All the Quotes of Thales of Miletus: Do not accept bad things. Whatever care you provide your parents, the same you should expect to receive when you reach old age, by your children. The correct judgement is a difficult thing. Do not give guarantees (on loans) as the misfortune is nearby. Remember your friends, both, when they are near you, as well as when they are far away. Do not beautify your external appearance, but you should look to become good in your behavior. Do not allow false accusations to influence you against persons that have earned your trust. Do not get tired in flattering and speaking well to your parents. The achievement of something desirable is a very pleasurable thing. Laziness is an ill-pleased thing. Ignorance is a painful thing. Teach and learn the best. Do not be lazy, even if you are rich. Hide bad things in your home. It is better if they hate you than if they feel sorrow for you. Regulate your life according to a standard. Do not trust all people. When you rule as a chief, you should adorn yourself. You can follow me on: Patreon -   / historicaladventure   Instagram -   / historical.adventure.official   Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Music by the great Farya Faraji. ‪@faryafaraji.and.worldmusicians‬ #history #documentary #historicaladventure