Robert A. Heinlein on Identity
Browse 3 quotations attributed to Robert A. Heinlein, catalogued under identity, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Robert A. Heinlein, entry #220800: "Madam, the commonest weakness of our race is our ability to rationalize our most selfish purposes."
Attributed to Robert A. Heinlein, entry #165883: "He had let himself be bulldozed by the odds against him. He promised himself never again to pay any attention to the odds, but only to the issues."
3 Quotes by Robert A. Heinlein on Identity
"Madam, the commonest weakness of our race is our ability to rationalize our most selfish purposes."
"He had let himself be bulldozed by the odds against him. He promised himself never again to pay any attention to the odds, but only to the issues."
"You can only grieve so much; after that it’s self pity."