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“Can a dead buck with good insurance make a little dough?”
― Sleeping Beauties
― Sleeping Beauties
“What causes all the hatred? At some level, it’s always the same thing: human beings operating under the influence of human brains whose design presupposed their specialness. That is, human beings operating under the influence of the reality-distortion fields that control us in many and subtle ways, convincing us that we and ours are in the right, that we are by nature good, and that, when we do the occasional bad thing, it’s not a reflection of the “real us”; whereas they and theirs aren’t in the right and aren’t by nature good, and when they do the occasional good thing, it’s not a reflection of the “real them.” And it doesn’t help matters that these reality-distortion fields often magnify, even out-and-out fabricate, the threat posed by them and theirs.”
― Why Buddhism is True: The Science and Philosophy of Meditation and Enlightenment
― Why Buddhism is True: The Science and Philosophy of Meditation and Enlightenment
“sometimes you get what you want, but mostly you get what you get.”
― Sleeping Beauties
― Sleeping Beauties
“We stretch ourselves: to fit within the roles we are given. To make ourselves look better to those around us. To convince one another that we are good people in a world so vacant. Each of us a desert.”
― Each of Us a Desert
― Each of Us a Desert
“There were no colors. Everything was neutral. From this I know that hell is not black or fiery. It is an unvaried gray without promise.”
― Future Home of the Living God
― Future Home of the Living God
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