SAYINGS

* Hell to a religious bigot is another bigot of a different religion

* End-of-the-world prophets cannot be wrong;
they can only be premature

* If a quote is sufficiently pithy,
it becomes a kind of poetry

* There is not a shred of evidence.
The evidence has all been shredded.

* Disbelief in conspiracies is a helpful service
those who engage in conspiracies.

* Normality is the insanity to which we have become accustomed.

* Modesty is a way of bragging about how humble you are.

* A friend should never count his friends in the manner
that a miser counts his coins

Friends are not shiny objects to increase one's status,
or to hoard possessively from others.

* Lying does not necessarily imply a lack of sincerity.
Many people come to believe their own lies very passionately.

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POET'S POSTSCRIPT

The form you work in here is in the time-honoured tradition of aphorisms and
epigrams (and many other corresponding formats), a tradition which goes way
back into classical antiquity.
The majority of the writings of Nietzsche are in this form, and all of La
Rochefoucauld.
Nothing to worry about.

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