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Top 25 Lulu Miller Quotes (2025 Update)

Lulu Miller Quote: “Nowhere is the sky so blue, the grass so green, the sunshine so bright, the shade so welcome, as right here, now, today.”

1. “Nowhere is the sky so blue, the grass so green, the sunshine so bright, the shade so welcome, as right here, now, today.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “The true path to progress is paved not with certainty but with doubt, with being ’open to revision.”

2. “The true path to progress is paved not with certainty but with doubt, with being ’open to revision.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “How lonely it can feel inside a head with ideas you can’t figure out how to spit out.”

3. “How lonely it can feel inside a head with ideas you can’t figure out how to spit out.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Ignorance is the most delightful science in the world because it is acquired without labor or pains and keeps the mind from melancholy.”

4. “Ignorance is the most delightful science in the world because it is acquired without labor or pains and keeps the mind from melancholy.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Growing up,” she told me, “is learning to stop believing people’s words about you.”

5. “Growing up,” she told me, “is learning to stop believing people’s words about you.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “When I give up the fish, I get, at long last, that thing I had been searching for: a mantra, a trick, a prescription for hope. I get the promise that there are good things in store. Not because I deserve them. Not because I worked for them. But because they are as much a part of Chaos as destruction and loss. Life, the flip side of death. Growth, of rot.”

6. “When I give up the fish, I get, at long last, that thing I had been searching for: a mantra, a trick, a prescription for hope. I get the promise that there are good things in store. Not because I deserve them. Not because I worked for them. But because they are as much a part of Chaos as destruction and loss. Life, the flip side of death. Growth, of rot.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “She said she had sympathy for the fish, then. Sympathy for the idea that once you name something, you tend to stop looking at it.”

7. “She said she had sympathy for the fish, then. Sympathy for the idea that once you name something, you tend to stop looking at it.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “It’s not if, it’s when. Chaos is the only sure thing in this world. The master that rules us all.”

8. “It’s not if, it’s when. Chaos is the only sure thing in this world. The master that rules us all.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “When people have this feeling of personal inefficiency, compulsive collecting helps them in feeling better.”

9. “When people have this feeling of personal inefficiency, compulsive collecting helps them in feeling better.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “It was the dandelion principle! To some people a dandelion might look like a weed, but to others that same plant can be so much more. To an herbalist, it’s a medicine – a way of detoxifying the liver, clearing the skin, and strengthening the eyes. To a painter, it’s a pigment; to a hippie, a crown; a child, a wish. To a butterfly, it’s sustenance; to a bee, a mating bed; to an ant, one point in a vast olfactory atlas.”

10. “It was the dandelion principle! To some people a dandelion might look like a weed, but to others that same plant can be so much more. To an herbalist, it’s a medicine – a way of detoxifying the liver, clearing the skin, and strengthening the eyes. To a painter, it’s a pigment; to a hippie, a crown; a child, a wish. To a butterfly, it’s sustenance; to a bee, a mating bed; to an ant, one point in a vast olfactory atlas.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “The longer we examine our world, the stranger it proves to be.”

11. “The longer we examine our world, the stranger it proves to be.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Camus estimates it’s on the mind of a majority of us at any moment. That remedy for pain so enticing that eighteenth-century poet William Cowper termed it the “grand temptation.”

12. “Camus estimates it’s on the mind of a majority of us at any moment. That remedy for pain so enticing that eighteenth-century poet William Cowper termed it the “grand temptation.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “While other people don’t matter, either, treat them like they do.”

13. “While other people don’t matter, either, treat them like they do.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “I have come to believe that it is our life’s work to tear down this order, to keep tugging at it, trying to unravel it, to set free the organisms trapped underneath. That it is our life’s work work to mistrust our measures. Especially those about moral and mental standing. To remember that behind every ruler there is a Ruler. To remember that a category is at best a proxy; at worst, a shackle.”

14. “I have come to believe that it is our life’s work to tear down this order, to keep tugging at it, trying to unravel it, to set free the organisms trapped underneath. That it is our life’s work work to mistrust our measures. Especially those about moral and mental standing. To remember that behind every ruler there is a Ruler. To remember that a category is at best a proxy; at worst, a shackle.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “I have strived my whole life to follow in his nihilistic, clown-shoed footsteps. To stare our pointlessness in the face, and waddle along toward happiness because of it.”

15. “I have strived my whole life to follow in his nihilistic, clown-shoed footsteps. To stare our pointlessness in the face, and waddle along toward happiness because of it.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Kafka calls it the Indestructible – the thing at the bottom of each individual that keeps going whether they feel like going or not.”

16. “Kafka calls it the Indestructible – the thing at the bottom of each individual that keeps going whether they feel like going or not.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “The work of good science is to try to peer beyond the “convenient” lines we draw over nature. To peer beyond intuition, where something wilder lives. To know that in every organism at which you gaze, there is complexity you will never comprehend.”

17. “The work of good science is to try to peer beyond the “convenient” lines we draw over nature. To peer beyond intuition, where something wilder lives. To know that in every organism at which you gaze, there is complexity you will never comprehend.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “We are specks, flickering in and out of existence, with no significance to the cosmos.”

18. “We are specks, flickering in and out of existence, with no significance to the cosmos.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Perhaps he had cracked something essential about how to have hope in a world of no promises, about how to carry forward on the darkest days.”

19. “Perhaps he had cracked something essential about how to have hope in a world of no promises, about how to carry forward on the darkest days.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “I am reminded to do as Darwin did: to wonder about the reality waiting behind our assumption.”

20. “I am reminded to do as Darwin did: to wonder about the reality waiting behind our assumption.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “In every organism at which you gaze, there is complexity you will never comprehend.”

21. “In every organism at which you gaze, there is complexity you will never comprehend.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “You don’t matter seems to fuel his every step, his every bite. So live as you please. He spent years riding a motorbike, drinks copious amounts of beer, and enters the water, whenever possible, with the belliest of flops. He seems to permit himself just one lie to constrain his otherwise voracious hedonism, to form a kind of moral code. While other people don’t matter, either, treat them like they do.”

22. “You don’t matter seems to fuel his every step, his every bite. So live as you please. He spent years riding a motorbike, drinks copious amounts of beer, and enters the water, whenever possible, with the belliest of flops. He seems to permit himself just one lie to constrain his otherwise voracious hedonism, to form a kind of moral code. While other people don’t matter, either, treat them like they do.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “In this way, Agassiz presented nature as a sacred text. Even the dullest slug or dandelion could offer spiritual and moral guidance to those humans curious enough to look.”

23. “In this way, Agassiz presented nature as a sacred text. Even the dullest slug or dandelion could offer spiritual and moral guidance to those humans curious enough to look.”

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Lulu Miller Quote: “Slowly, it came into focus. This small web of people keeping one another afloat. All these minuscule interactions- a friendly wave, a pencil sketch, some plastic beads strung up a nylon cord- they might not look like much from the outside, but for the people caught inside that web? They might be everything, the very tethers that keep one bound to this planet.”

24. “Slowly, it came into focus. This small web of people keeping one another afloat. All these minuscule interactions- a friendly wave, a pencil sketch, some plastic beads strung up a nylon cord- they might not look like much from the outside, but for the people caught inside that web? They might be everything, the very tethers that keep one bound to this planet.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “In plainer terms”, Baumeister and Bushman write, “it is not so much the people who regard themselves as superior beings who are the most dangerous but, rather those who have a strong desire to regard themselves as superior beings... People who are preoccupied with validating a grandiose self-image apparently find criticism highly upsetting and lash out against the source of it.”

25. “In plainer terms”, Baumeister and Bushman write, “it is not so much the people who regard themselves as superior beings who are the most dangerous but, rather those who have a strong desire to regard themselves as superior beings... People who are preoccupied with validating a grandiose self-image apparently find criticism highly upsetting and lash out against the source of it.”

— Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller Quote: “As I kept driving, I pictured all the dandelions in the whole wide world nodding their heads in unison at me finally getting it...”

26. “As I kept driving, I pictured all the dandelions in the whole wide world nodding their heads in unison at me finally getting it...”

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