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“Tomorrow is for losers and dreamers”

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Robert Kiyosaki, born on April 8, 1947, is a renowned investor, entrepreneur, and author from Hawaii, USA. He is known for his unique wealth philosophy and investment strategies, with his most famous work being 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'. more

“There is a metaphysical honour in ending the world's absurdity. Conquest or play-acting, multiple loves, absurd revolt are tributes that man pays to his dignity in a campaign in which he is defeated in advance.... War cannot be negated. One must live it or die of it. So it is with the absurd: it is a question of breathing with it, of recognizing its lessons and recovering their flesh. In this regard the absurd joy par excellence is creation. "Art and nothing but art", said Nietzsche, "we have art in order not to die of the truth."”

“There is no wild beast so ferocious as Christians who differ concerning their faith.”

Christian Beast Wild Beasts

Book:History of the rise and influence of the spirit of rationalism in Europe

Source: History of the rise and influence of the spirit of rationalism in Europe

“All literary style, especially national style, is made up of such coincidences, which are a spiritual sort of puns. That is why style is untranslatable.”

Made Spiritual Style Coincidence Pun Literary Style

Author:Gilbert K. Chesterton

“The "just say no" campaign at this point is a lot like drawing sea-monsters over certain unexplored areas of the map and expecting people to stay away. It may work for some, but explorers live for this kind of thing.”

People Kind May Certain Sea Areas Drawing Campaigns Monsters Maps Expecting Explorers Unexplored Just Say No

Author:Terence McKenna

“Do you wish to make of your enemy a friend? Then become a friend to your enemy.”

Wish Enemy

Book:The History and Philosophy of Evil: With Suggestions for More Ennobling Institutions, and Philosophical Systems of Education

Source: The History and Philosophy of Evil: With Suggestions for More Ennobling Institutions, and Philosophical Systems of Education

“It was the peculiar artifice of Habit not to suffer her power to be felt at first. Those whom she led, she had the address of appearing only to attend, but was continually doubling her chains upon her companions; which were so slender in themselves, and so silently fastened, that while the attention was engaged by other objects, they were not easily perceived. Each link grew tighter as it had been longer worn; and when by continual additions they became so heavy as to be felt, they were very frequently too strong to be broken.”

Source: The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.: D., with an Essay on His Life and Genius

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