Robert Webb's Home Page
"I'd rather live slowly than die quickly"
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Some self-important words of attempted wisdom:
- Patience pays prosperity's price.
- 'Tis better to live slowly than die quickly.
- She who reads between the lines, writes the book herself.
- Is life really too short to care what people think, or too long not to?
- We can only stand on the shoulders of whichever giant happens to be under us.
- There are plenty more fish in the sea, but mostly it's just water.
- Dreams never die, but people may wake up.
- To see what's there, look around you;
To see what isn't, look within.
- Never mistake intuition for knowledge.
- Those who would marry science and religion always marry religion first.
- Doing God's work gives man purpose in the same way that fetching a
stick does for a dog.
- Science is about asking questions when we don't know the answers.
Religion is about giving answers when we don't know the answers.
- When one perceives something as being so complex that it proves
the existence of God,
maybe it really just demonstrates the limited
capacity of one's own mind?
- Truth is something you discover from without, not intuit from within.
- The great self-deception: "I don't know how I know, I just know".
- Why doesn't the phrase "goes without saying" apply to itself?
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