Infinite Quotes

“From what I understand of the Christian mythos, Hell, while sometimes described as a lake of fire, isn’t really a realm of physical torture. It’s simply giving people what they want in life—separation from God. From connection. From purpose. During a normal life span, being free from the constraints of those things can feel good. Liberating. But”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“I am the creator of my own prism of infinite realities. Every one I peel back will lead to another. And I will never really be sure if any of them are real.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“Phillip K. Dick, one of the few classic science fiction writers I’ve read, explained reality as, ‘that which, if you stop believing in it, does not go away.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“Choosing to narrow reality into a single belief system, based solely on human experience, seems insane to me.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“Choosing to narrow reality into a single belief system, based solely on human experience, seems insane to me. And”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“I am an introvert, but I hate solitude. I do now, at least. The quiet of it. My inner voice, without external input, can get lost in chaos.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“But when faced with eternity… Separation from connection is hell. And”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“the ability for the same reality to vary drastically between different people was probably the root cause for some of history’s greatest wars. If everyone on Earth experienced reality in the same way, there would be very little to disagree about. But”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“but madness wasn’t enough to deny physical death.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite

“Odds of violent death increase significantly when there are weapons around. The more powerful the weapon, the more detached people become from the killing, the more people that die.”
― Jeremy Robinson, Infinite