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Quotes from The Machiavelli Interface — Steve Perry

born 1947 United States

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The end did justify the means sometimes, otherwise nothing would ever be accomplished.

The Machiavelli Interface (1986)

The mark of a civilized man was to know when to leave the party.

The Machiavelli Interface (1986)

Life is more important than glory.

The Machiavelli Interface (1986)

The end, in this case, would justify the means. It did that, sometimes. But somewhere along the way he had lost his godlike surety; he had had to think instead of feel, and the monkey brain was never as quiet as the zen mind.

The Machiavelli Interface (1986)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Steve Perry (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.