What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. H — François Jacob
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What man seeks, to the point of anguish, in his gods, in his art, in his science, is meaning. He cannot bear the void. He pours meaning on events like salt on his food.

— François Jacob
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