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“We in the west think of unpredictability as a menace, something to be avoided at all costs. We want our careers, our family lives, our roads, our weather to be utterly predictable. We love nothing more than a sure thing. Shuffling the songs on our iPod is about as much randomness as we can handle. But here is a group of rational software engineers telling me that they like unpredictability, crave it, can’t live without it. I get an inkling, not for the first time, that India lies at a spiritual latitude beyond the reach of the science of happiness. At”
― Eric Weiner, The Geography of Bliss: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World

“إن الله لا يلقي بأحد في جهنم، هم يدخلونها مختارين، يخلعون الحب، ويدخلون! لم يقل أحدنا أنه اختار جهنم، فأن تكون هناك، لا يعني إلا أن تكون هناك، روحاً و جسداً.”
― Ebtihal Abuali, ولد

“i don’t know what living a balanced life feels like
when i am sad
i don’t cry i pour
when i am happy
i don’t smile i glow
when i am angry
i don’t yell i burn
the good thing about
feeling in extremes
is when i love
i give them wings
but perhaps
that isn't
such a good thing
cause they always
tend to leave and
you should see me
when my heart is broken
i don't grieve
i shatter”
― Rupi Kaur, Milk and honey

“العمل الجماعي ينطوي على تحدٍّ أكبر مما يبدو لأول وهلة ص 40”
― Amy C. Edmondson, Teaming to Innovate