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Selected Verses from the Codex of Wisdom | |||||||||||||||||||
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Chapter One: Wordly Observations | |||||||||||||||||||
1.) If Plato said it, it carries more weight. 2.) If Jesus said is, no two people will get the same meaning. 4.) A picture says a thousand words; the problem is that it says them all at once. 5.) Women exist to confuse men. 6.) Men exist to frustrate women. 7.) Pets exist to comfort men and women when they are confused or frustrated. 17.) There's plenty of time for growing up later. 18.) Knowing the way and having the strength to follow it are not the same. 24.) The grass is always greener on the other side because they use spray paint. 26.) Just because a question has no answer doesn't mean that it shouldn't be asked. 30.) Laughter is the great anesthetic. |
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Chapter Two: Wisdom and Folly | |||||||||||||||||||
1.) Stupid people exist to amuse everyone else. 3.) A man who appeals to the reason of his fellow men usually condemns himself. 5.) Advice should always be taken with a grain of salt. 7.) Reason is man's sharpest weapon. 15.) Everything is subjective. 17.) Never reveal all that you know, but know well what you reveal. 18.) The loudest mouth holds the least wisdom. |
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Chapter 3: Man and His Ways | |||||||||||||||||||
1.) Hostility gives birth to hostility. 3.) A good friend is worth more than the world itself. 4.) There can be no perfect society because there are no perfect people. 5.) A society with not people is a perfect society. 11.) The written word is man's immortality. 12.) A crime that can be justified as good for the many is not a crime at all. 13.) Speak to no one in great anger. 14.) Say nothing in your sadness. 17.) Be humble because you are imperfect. 18.) To hate someone is to give them the honor of occupying your thoughts. |
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Chapter Four: Love and Women | |||||||||||||||||||
1.) You shouldn't cry over a person that does not care. 4.) Broken hearts, like any other wound, require time to heal, though they will always remain sore. 8.) Love is a beautiful flower that fades before its time and poisons the soul with its passing. 10.) Unrequited love freezes the heart. |
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Chapter Five: The Philosopher | |||||||||||||||||||
2.) A philosopher must have the mind of a child. 3.) For the thinker, socializing is an empirical experiment. 5.) Isolation soothes the burdened mind. 7.) Philosophers are very lonely people. |
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Chapter Six: Religion | |||||||||||||||||||
2.) No two men worship the same God. 3.) Christ is an admirable figure, if not for his religious significance, then for his service and sacrifice. 4.) We are a testament to a God or a central Being by merely existing. 7.) Religion objectifies everything. 9.) The mind of God is in all mankind. |
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That's it! | |||||||||||||||||||
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