"No event, no matter how preposterous, will fail to find itself indispensable to some future happenstance."

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“The only good leader is a reluctant one.”

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“May you be ever overwhelmed by how many people you love.”

“Beauty has no superlative.”

“Forty-odd years ago, there was a countercultural moment, a brief, shining moment, as it were, when the eyes of a generation glimpsed the Eden beneath the veil. However fleeting was this paradise, or however harsh has been its repression, its light nonetheless inspired a rowdy cohort of artists to carry its torch into the future. Tom Robbins is one of these unruly pioneers, and his frequently bestselling novels are so saturated in an uncontainable joie de vivre that they have remained virtually required reading throughout the years and decades since their initial publication.”

“It would behoove us to groove.”

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"By and large, mothers and housewives are the only workers who do not have regular time off. They are the great vacationless class."

— Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Literature1906–2001

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"If, in spite of the fact that all these attributes have been faithfully handed down unaltered for hundreds of generations, we are to believe that, in the course of time, they have all diverged from on…"

— Charles Lyell

Philosophy1767–1849

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"By visiting places of pilgrimage like Benares and Rameshvaram, a man cannot attain Mukti. What is essential is keeping the mind steady for a moment by introversion."

— Bhagawan Nityananda

1897–1961

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"In the early days of the computer revolution computer designers and numerical analysts worked closely together and indeed were often the same people. Now there is a regrettable tendency for numerical …"

— James H. Wilkinson

Mathematics1919–1986

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