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Patrick O'Rourke. The most famous aphorisms

For each person individually, life is a solitary cell, where instead of walls there are mirrors.
Never let the same people collect all the money and all the trunks.
There is only one basic human right: to do whatever you want. And there is exactly one basic human duty: to be responsible for the consequences.
Most modern plays are about relationships between people. I am not interested. I am interested in the relationship between man and God.
For each person individually, life is a solitary cell, where instead of walls there are mirrors.
When people create gods for themselves, they lose God.

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