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Glikberg Alexander Mikhailovich (Sasha Cherny). The most famous aphorisms

A velvet jacket doesn't make a writer.
Stupidity turns all values into caricatures: instead of pride, it has arrogance, instead of publicity, herdism, instead of art, amateurism, instead of love, flirting, instead of fame, success ...
There is a skeptical, critical, practical, ironic mind, etc. There is only one stupidity.
When I look at the starry sky and think how many fools and political parties there are on each star, I begin to be more tolerant of our little Earth.
There is nothing more vulgar than "walking opinions". These opinions do not take into account either logic or reality - they are "established" - and nothing more. Never argue, for everyone equally believes in their delusions.

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