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Neil Postman... Huxley was right
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Van Gogh, oh boy could he write
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Chuck Palahniuk, goddamn
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— Fernando Pessoa, 1982
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Carl Jung... not being yourself hurts everyone else
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Joan Didion, every day is all there is
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Carl Jung... reading him will change you
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Your brain will invent fake problems for you if you don't go out and find real ones
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You don't need self-help books, you need Steinbeck
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Thoreau, just keep going
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Albert Einstein... goddamn
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Søren Kierkegaard, straight in my veins
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What a line
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Terence McKenna, nature loves courage
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J. R. R. Tolkien, a good reminder
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C. S. Lewis on friendship, magical read it slowly
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I once heard someone asked how they were so eloquent, how did they speak in prose, with each and every thought immaculately conceived in full sentences and paragraphs. They said that it was simple: ninety percent of what they were saying they'd previously written down.
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— Anaïs Nin, 1939
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What a legend he was
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— Sylvia Plath, 1952
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