Submissions
These aphorisms have been submitted by users but are not (yet) included in the official collection.
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tiny.ag/e1kjrdfj · submitted 2010
Put reason aside and all we have left are lies.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/lnnfpbem · submitted 2010
The last to be polite are, usually, the first to fight.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/g8smedqq · submitted 2010
All things come and go, so it's best to know what's your's alone.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/dyxaj7tu · submitted 2010
Everything, that does or doesn't work is a lesson learned.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/hkynxi6u · submitted 2010
Proximity breeds intimacy.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/cqnzghbd · submitted 2010
By persuasion, not intimidation.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/u2sy3lqf · submitted 2010
Reason allows us to make sense of things we're not even familiar with.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/180vtsed · submitted 2010
Better a reality check, than to live in delusion.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/02nrgsmm · submitted 2010
"God" either is or isn't, but no amount of pleading will cause "him" to be.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/2ybbedo0 · submitted 2010
Creativity entails freedom, if we're not to be hemmed in by restrictions.
Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths
tiny.ag/asuqfcok · submitted 2010 by jibandiya
Two heads are better than one but two blockheads are two too many.
tiny.ag/w2scxkhm · submitted 2010 by Emilebenoit
Art cannot compete with entertainment in the same manner that love cannot compete with sex.
Emile Benoit, - Essays and Aphorisms on the Higher Man, in Art and Literature
tiny.ag/sxvtaegh · submitted 2010 by Emilebenoit
There is a rather morbid sense of superiority and arrogance that the living seem to feel toward the dead, almost as if those now deceased had been outlived.
Emile Benoit, - Essays and Aphorisms on the Higher Man, in Life and Death
tiny.ag/goq1exyb · submitted 2010 by Emilebenoit
The living are always right, but the dead have all the answers.
Emile Benoit, - Essays and Aphorisms on the Higher Man, in Life and Death
tiny.ag/ylfaqr4g · submitted 2010 by Emilebenoit
The temptation to delude oneself is sometimes too provocative to bear alone, so a man calls for his friends to join him.
Emile Benoit, - Essays and Aphorisms on the Higher Man, in Happiness and Misery
tiny.ag/fvjmwfae · submitted 2010 by Emilebenoit
The fool who believes there would be little lost to humanity if a few imbeciles were subtracted does not conceive of the possibility that he is one of them
Emile Benoit, - Essays and Aphorisms on the Higher Man, in Law and Politics and Wisdom and Ignorance
tiny.ag/djes1ruy · submitted 2010 by chance47
If you must hold a belief, hold it for questioning
tiny.ag/nkzphorf · submitted 2010 by chance47
Some people are so lazy the only exercise they get is jumping to conclusions
tiny.ag/ydkc39oz · submitted 2010 by chance47
I'm so thankful I could kill a turkey
tiny.ag/clvejkh3 · submitted 2010 by chance47
Nobody likes being told they're stupid, but stupid people hate it
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