“1. A republic endures not by force, but by the quiet discipline of people who remember who they are. 2. Value is not what we produce — it is what we coordinate with clarity, courage, and intention. 3. Institutions decay when symbols lose meaning; renewal begins the moment meaning is restored. 4. Civilizations survive by learning to think in centuries, but they flourish when they dare to think in light years. 5. Every household is a laboratory; every choice is a signal; every ritual is an economic experiment.”
Quote by Temesgen Muleta-Erena
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