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Vaclav Havel. The most famous aphorisms

If you want your plays to play the way you wrote them, be president.
If the world is to change for the better, then everything must begin with human consciousness, with the very humanity of our contemporaries.
Truth is not just a fact that you think is true. It all depends on the context in which it is expressed, to whom, why and how.
There is no doubt that mistrust of words is less pernicious than unjustified belief in them.
Since man began to consider himself the crown of nature and the measure of all things, he began to lose his humanity, ceased to own it.
The salvation of our human world is found exclusively in human hearts, in human ability to think, human humility and responsibility.
Those who claim that loners are not able to change anything are simply trying to justify themselves.
The one who takes himself too seriously is constantly at risk of looking ridiculous, while the one who is able to constantly laugh at himself never seems funny.

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