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Aphorisms of famous people. Tom Stoppard

Aphorisms of famous people

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Tom Stoppard. The most famous aphorisms

  • Democracy is not about voting, but about counting votes.
  • I don't think writers are sacred, but words are. They deserve respect.
  • A person who talks to himself, but with meaning, is no more insane than a person who talks to others, but is talking nonsense.

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