Nassir Amit Quotes & Sayings

You know you grow old, when you start choosing your drink depending on its next morning after effects — Nik Krasno

But this child is not worth unraveling the world for. No one is. — Cameron Dokey

Old Euclid drew a circle
On a sand-beach long ago.
He bounded and enclosed it
With angles thus and so.
His set of solemn greybeards
Nodded and argued much
Of arc and circumference,
Diameter and such.
A silent child stood by them
From morning until noon
Because they drew such charming
Round pictures of the moon. — Vachel Lindsay

We have no firm hold on any knowledge or philosophy that can lift us out of our difficulties. — Anne Sullivan

I'll get up and bike to the Brooklyn Bridge and throw myself off it. — Ned Vizzini

I feel like I'm stuck in an IFCF." I raised a brow. "Interdimensional Fairy Cluster Fuck," she said sourly. — Karen Marie Moning

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"A Sister of Christian rehabilitation was soliciting funds at the bottom of the escalator. Our eyes met and I smiled first; therefore no donation necessary. — Chris Santana

They had left the demigod they now called the Voice in a government creche in orbit. The Archipelago had facilities for newly born artificial sentients - a revelation that still astonished and unsettled Marya when she thought about it. The Voice had gone willingly into the maw of the jewellike orbiting structure; as the doors closed she had looked back, but Marya could read nothing in her gaze - neither hope nor fear. — Karl Schroeder

When I see a spade, I call it a spade. I'm glad to say I have never seen a spade. The man who would call a spade a spade should be compelled to use it. It's the only thing he's fit for. — Oscar Wilde

Who can sleep on the night that God became man? — Edith Stein

Trust grows by trusting. — Rick Hocker

If you are not scared to lose me, you sure as hell do not deserve me. — Saif Samir

As you read, allow your reading to cluster around your interests. — Douglas Wilson

The Church's teaching on ownership diverges radically from collectivism as proclaimed by Marxism and "rigid" capitalism. The primacy of the person over things joint ownership of the means of work. — Pope John Paul II