Original artwork, not a still
The Fountainhead · 1943
A thing is not high if one can reach it; it is not great if one can reason about it; it is not deep if one can see its bottom.
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What it means
Our interpretation.
A claim about measuring greatness: if you can reach something, it isn't high; if reasoning can grasp it, it isn't great; if you can see the bottom, it isn't deep. Each comparison says true scale should exceed our reach or understanding.
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