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“Indifference suits roaches, not humans.”
“Evolution is predicated on action, inaction leads to extinction.”
“A brave death is far better than a cowardly life.”
“The less your needs, the stronger your integrity.”
“A life that ignores the miseries of others is no human life.”
“Work is the antidote to misery.”
“With work misery is relieved, with laziness misery is multiplied.”
“Fortune is slave to the determined and master to the weakling.”
“The title human is not our birthright, we have to earn it by living with humanity.”
“The heart of a society must be big enough to fill its chest.”
“Possessions can be replaced, not people.”
“If we don’t give back to the society, we'll die of obesity.”
“Industry is not the mark of progress - compassion, reason and self-reliance are.”
“Rigidity is bondage that keeps you from realizing your true capacity.”
“Read a few books, you live a little, but help a few people, you live a lifetime.”
“Discrimination is the mark of a savage, assimilation is the mark of a sage.”
“To be actively involved in human welfare is not politics, it's humanity.”
“Sometimes my mind travels so far ahead that my body can barely keep up.”
“A progressive society is a self-scrutinizing society.”
“The biggest mistake is to make no mistake.”
“We learn more by being wrong than by being right.”