Jeff Lee

“「革命」一詞，在中國官員嘴裏，從來缺乏嚴謹的定義，幾乎任何事都可套上一頂革命的桂冠。加以演繹，革命即是追隨領袖的同義字。”
― 江南(劉宜良), 蔣經國傳

“立虹與她坐下喝杯茶，他說：「這脫歐事件，真是沒完沒了，對市面影響甚大。」

歌詩瑪輕輕說：「分手，總是兩敗俱傷，但是，這是逃命，又好過死在困境。」”
― 亦舒, 可安歇的水邊

“走訪各地，蒐集各種線索，絞盡腦汁思考後，偵探才會總結出一個答案，但『輕易下結論的人』不一樣。他們是先有自己相信的答案，再把現實拆解、拼湊成對得上那個答案的模樣。他們距離真正的答案還很遠，就以為得到答案了。要和這樣的人應對非常辛苦，我明白。”
― 逸木裕, 如果她不是偵探

“I have voted in the past. My first vote as a young man was for Jimmy Carter. In time, I came to see that vote as further evidence that the thing I call my common sense is an illusion. (Carter was a good role model but not one of our most effective presidents. He served one term.) As I got older, and more aware of my mental limitations, I came to understand that my vote adds nothing to the quality of the outcome. As far as I can tell, no one else adds intelligence to the election outcome either, but most voters think they do. And that illusion is necessary to support the government. It gives the voters a sense of empowerment and buy-in. That creates national stability. The democracy illusion is probably one of the most beneficial hallucinations humankind has ever concocted. If you think democracy works, and you act as if it works, it does work.”
― Scott Adams, Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don't Matter