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| quote = <!-- [[File:Monad.svg|11px]]<br />[[File:WikiProject Scouting going home symbol.svg|23px]] <br /> ⨀ <br /> any of these symbolic signs could enhance and increase associations available to many of the curious and insightful, but are currently hidden (comment by Kalki to which Ningauble appended, without clear note of benig a different commentator "— and would not be relevant to this quotation anyway." In response to which I, Kalki, assert that against the impulses of many inclined to promote literalistic idiocy, prone to insist on absolutist legalisms and to sometimes apparently deem even justice and liberty irrelevant to general Humanity, absurdist, universalist and mystic philosophers are insightful, honest and adamant enough to insist that integrity and unity are ultimately relevant to everything which can be thought or stated, in far more ways than absolutists authoritarians and nihilists at various levels of awareness, ignorance and confusion can easily discern within the systems of idolatrous formulations of words which they often sincerely believe to be both perfect and complete in scope — such as any competent absurdist KNOWS can NEVER be the case. So it goes. ~ Kalki --> [[File:DRM PNG 900 Over.svg|77px]]<p> Chains of [[habit]] are too light to be [[felt]] until they are too heavy to be broken. |
| quote = <!-- [[File:Monad.svg|11px]]<br />[[File:WikiProject Scouting going home symbol.svg|23px]] <br /> ⨀ <br /> any of these symbolic signs could enhance and increase associations available to many of the curious and insightful, but are currently hidden (comment by Kalki to which Ningauble appended, without clear note of benig a different commentator "— and would not be relevant to this quotation anyway." In response to which I, Kalki, assert that against the impulses of many inclined to promote literalistic idiocy, prone to insist on absolutist legalisms and to sometimes apparently deem even justice and liberty irrelevant to general Humanity, absurdist, universalist and mystic philosophers are insightful, honest and adamant enough to insist that integrity and unity are ultimately relevant to everything which can be thought or stated, in far more ways than absolutists authoritarians and nihilists at various levels of awareness, ignorance and confusion can easily discern within the systems of idolatrous formulations of words which they often sincerely believe to be both perfect and complete in scope — such as any competent absurdist KNOWS can NEVER be the case. So it goes. ~ Kalki --> [[File:DRM PNG 900 Over.svg|77px]]<p> Chains of [[habit]] are too light to be [[felt]] until they are too heavy to be broken. |
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| author = [[Warren Buffett#Disputed|Warren Buffett]] |
| author = [[Warren Buffett#Disputed|Attributed to Warren Buffett]] |
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