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Philosophy Quotes

180 quotes on philosophy and the big questions — from the classics to the everyday.

“Confine yourself to the present.”

Marcus Aurelius · Meditations, Book 8

“The man who laughs at another's misfortune has simply decided his own comfort matters more than someone else's pain. That is the whole of his character.”

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“Every city is a thousand private stories happening simultaneously, and you are one of them, no more or less.”

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“The person the world ignores is usually the one paying the closest attention to it.”

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“Your softness and your firmness are the same thing. Both are you.”

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“A woman who knows her own mind is never really alone in a room.”

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“Anger is just fear with better posture. It fools other people, but it rarely fools you.”

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“A lie told to protect your comfort is still a crack in the foundation of who you are.”

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“Silence before a note is not empty. It is the whole argument, waiting to be made.”

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“The form you choose is not your cage. It is your spine.”

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