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A wonderful and revealing quote from a commenter over at The Big Picture:
In America, a person who saves their money and lives within his means is a sucker.
'nuf said.
$100 placed at 7% interest compounded quarterly for 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000--by which time it will be worth nothing. --notebooks of Lazarus Long
this one works, too... Secrecy is the beginning of tyranny.
-5.75,-4.05 "We're all fucked. It helps to remember that." --George Carlin
that's one of his books i *haven't* read. and need to.
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that's the only book of Heinlein's that I've picked up to read... and I got 3/4ths of the way through it before stopping. I don't quite recall why, though I think I may have just gotten bored with it.
Lazarus took full rejuvenation, and the story took a few unusual twists (to be euphemistic). That last 1/4 takes patience to get through, but it wasn't as bad as what little I read of "I will fear no evil". THAT one struck me as much too androgynistically self-indulgent (there, my quota of big words for the day). Heinlein was just feminist enough in his latter years to make on wonder if he wanted to be a woman....or what.
It put me off quoting Heinlein for good.
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anyone who believes that sentiment has absolutely no understanding of happiness. It is the sentiment of a fool.
when the bills come due.
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