The Economic Times

Quote of the day: What Karl Marx meant when he said 'Reason has always existed, but'

Quote of the Day: Karl Marx's 19th-century observation that reason exists but not always reasonably resonates today. He noted that while humans can think logically, societal structures often distort this logic. This means even rational intentions can lead to unfair outcomes. The quote reminds us to critically examine how ideas are applied. Societies must constantly refine the expression of human reasoning.