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The rate of photosynthesis is the same for all the trees. The trees, it seems, are equalizing differences between the strong and the weak. — Peter Wohlleben
A novel is purposely a-philosophic, even anti-philosophic, fiercely independent of any system of preconceived ideas, it questions, it marvels, it doesn't judge, nor proclaims truths. — Milan Kundera
Unless you leave the known paths, no one will realize your footprints! — Mehmet Murat Ildan
And then Loki gets jealous of how pretty Thor is and is like "I wanna dress up too. — Cory O'Brien
Those that can, do. Those that can't, complain. — Linus Torvalds
That is neoliberal democracy in a nutshell: trivial debate over minor issues by parties that basically pursue the same pro-business policies regardless of formal differences and campaign debate. Democracy is permissible as long as the control of business is off-limits to popular deliberation or change; i.e. so long as it isn't democracy. — Noam Chomsky
This is what writing is: I one language, I another language, and between the two, the line that makes them vibrate; writing forms a passageway between two shores. — Helene Cixous
If we are to succeed in the great task before us we must adopt a humbler attitude towards the elementary things of life than that which is implied in our frequent boasting about our so-called 'Conquest of Nature.' We have put ourselves on a pinnacle in the pride of an imagined conquest. But we cannot separate ourselves from nature if we would... There can be no quarrel between ourselves and nature any more than there can be a quarrel between a man's head and his feet. If such a quarrel is invented, it is the man who suffers, including both his head and his feet... We have come to regard nature as something primitive, terrible, and squalid. If she is so, it is we who have made her so. — Walter Ernest Christopher James
Time is the tiger that devours me, but I am that tiger. — Jorge Luis Borges
After the age of 80, everything reminds you of something else. — Lowell Thomas