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"We cannot imagine the date of our demise. Our minds baulk. On the one hand it's too grim. And on the other we tempt fate if we count on a certain period as rightfully ours. When the outrageous end can come out of a clear blue sky like a fridge, a bomb, a car crash. Or a rare cancer."
I'm only reading the introduction and my feelings already got hurt
— 8 hours, 31 min ago
I'm only reading the introduction and my feelings already got hurt
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"But the silence of those who said nothing, nothing at all, was terrible. It was the silence of those who knew they were all done for."
— 7 hours, 55 min ago
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"Once we start a war, that war is won."
This book is decades old but you can still hear men in power making statements like this today
— 7 hours, 57 min ago
This book is decades old but you can still hear men in power making statements like this today
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"What a laborious, frightful business it was, this killing time, over and over again that little second hand racing invisibly beyond the horizon, over and over again you threw a heavy dark sack over it, in the certain knowledge that the little hand went racing on, relentlessly on and on..."
— 7 hours, 59 min ago
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"This Soon compresses the future, shrinks it, offers no certainty, no certainty whatever, it stands for absolute uncertainty. Soon is nothing and Soon is a lot."
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"Life, apparently, will take what it needs to keep going."
This made me a little emotional
— 8 hours, 26 min ago
This made me a little emotional
