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Aphorisms of famous people. Ursula Le Guin

Aphorisms of famous people

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Ursula Le Guin. The most famous aphorisms

  • If civilization has an opposite, it is war.
  • The end of the road justifies the means. But what if there is no end and never will be? In that case, we only have the means.
  • Love, like bread, is baked anew every day.
  • Freedom is not a thing that can be owned or kept to oneself. This is human activity, this is life itself!
  • To know if there is a choice means to make a choice. Change or stay the same: like a river or like a rock.

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