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John Keynes. The most famous aphorisms

Long-term perspective is a bad adviser in current affairs. In the long run, we are all dead.
World wisdom teaches us that it is better to lose a reputation, like everyone else, than to do it in an unusual way.
There is nothing wrong with being wrong sometimes, the main thing is to understand it in time.
Words must be a little crazy, as words are a charge of thoughts aimed at those who are not used to thinking.
Demand creates supply.
The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in moving away from old ones.
Tax evasion is the only intellectual pursuit that is still paying off.
I can't imagine what makes a person more conservative than not knowing anything but the present or the past.

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