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The single sin is less of a problem than the good reasons for it.

— James Richardson Vectors: Aphorisms and Ten Second Essays (2001)

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Success is whatever humiliation everyone has agreed to compete for.

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The god of many cannot remain the true god.

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The mind is like a well-endowed museum, only a small fraction of its holdings on view at any one time.

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Happiness, like water, is always available, but so often it seems we’d prefer a different drink.

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Many of the noisiest are more interested in their indignation than in the injustice.

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