Top 200 A.D. Aliwat Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “We hate to lose more than we love to win. It’s more natural to avoid pain than to seek extra happiness.”

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52. “I am everything – information, a noun.”

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53. “How can one who has been abandoned – truly, no one left in sight – be less alone?”

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54. “Facebook started out as a social network, but now it’s so much more. A marketplace. A news and media platform. Control communication and you control the people communicating.”

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55. “Men are evil and they deserve to be unhappy.”

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56. “Love is in fact a prison.”

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57. “Everything is terrible still. Today is terrible.”

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58. “Everyone looks funny wearing a helmet. Helmets are funny.”

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59. “Sometimes you can’t help but root for the underdog. Most underdogs are complete losers, though.”

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60. “Certain jokes are always funny, others get old. Then there are those that aren’t funny anymore not because of the joke itself but because the person who hears it has changed.”

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61. “DMT is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the fuckin’ truth. And it’s in us. It’s in us all, naturally. Every living organism. No wonder they call it the spirit molecule.”

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62. “Being an investment banker is pretty much the perfect job for an all around triple-threat genius, and because I’m doing so well with it, I know I’m actually smarter than certifiable geniuses like Stephen Hawking and Einstein.”

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63. “The real art of writing is, of course, in rewriting.”

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64. “Life goes until it ends. Even sleep isn’t a real break. It’s more like the blinking of an eye.”

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65. “Last days are always the same. One part sadness, two parts excitement.”

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66. “It should feel good to ride a bike on a nice day.”

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67. “I was nine when I figured out it’s better to be respected than liked.”

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68. “Sometimes it’s nice to remember the little things.”

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69. “You can have a respectable profession and a good income and still lack common sense.”

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70. “Faith is a journey, and doubt is a part of that journey.”

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71. “Enough reading, time for action.”

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72. “We were the untamed young bucks, testosterone and beer fueling our charge, fear alone left in the wake. Everybody thought we were a little dangerous, and that was cool.”

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73. “I didn’t ask any questions. I didn’t think. The steroids did that for me.”

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74. “People become numb on benzos: expressionless. Shells of themselves.”

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75. “The Golden Rule ain’t all it’s cracked up to be. The Platinum Rule is better. The rule is simple: Be good. Like the Golden Rule, it’s flexible. A matter of conscience. It starts from the baseline of morality – don’t do harm to others – and then it’s really up to you.”

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76. “Potential isn’t in a limitless sky. It’s in the clouds. And it’s online.”

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77. “Every death is different, unique, but they are bound together by the common destination.”

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78. “Satan is in love with all humans and it’s our job to reject that love.”

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79. “Even serial killers get last words.”

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80. “Maybe Manhattan is purgatory.”

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81. “For pain to love you back, then set you free, you must first learn to love it.”

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82. “It’s not the fruit’s fault it was forbidden. An object can only be a conduit for evil; whether it is an apple in the Garden of Eden or a smartphone which bears its image some six thousand years later.”

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83. “A warm beer is still a good beer, despite what modern country singers say.”

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84. “Reading allows us to traverse time, space, one’s own consciousness. It engages the mind like nothing else, stimulating every part of the brain and allowing the reader to experience everything as if they were truly there.”

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85. “First an empress, then an empire.”

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86. “It is this, the spreading of joy, all that is good, which makes the Platinum Rule different.”

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87. “Even boring classes are ones you must get A’s in. The stakes are too high, the payoff too important.”

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88. “You can’t maintain top-dog status with any unrequited feelings out there.”

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89. “Few kings are actually deserving of their crowns, but that doesn’t mean they’re incapable of greatness.”

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90. “There are no fail-safe ways of being.”

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91. “Grades are just entered into a computer like everything else is entered into a computer. Computers can be hacked.”

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92. “Connection is in the mind.”

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93. “Sinead and Prince are right. Nothing, absolutely nothing can compare to the real stuff.”

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94. “You gotta troll a troll, my dude. Those who use force only respond to greater force. Might makes right.”

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95. “A challenge, a surprise: the kind of girl you can’t forget. They write songs about this type of girl; make her into a character in the movies.”

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96. “No aspiring king of kings here, just another prince of pause, or duke of doubt, shilly-shallying.”

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97. “Losers read, winners skim.”

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98. “Dogs know what’s in the air.”

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99. “Most everyone who wrote anything worth a damn throughout history wrote it longhand first, after all – typewriters were only invented in the mid-1800s.”

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100. “Men, especially crude men, tend to keep their promises.”

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