Sahila Nigar

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@IAmSteveHarvey Calling people “toxic” after one uncomfortable conversation.

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@tailopez we want GPS-level certainty for roads that are built by walking

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@TheShiftJournal Everyone wants a phoenix moment. Nobody wants to be the ashes first.

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@TheShiftJournal Modesty is saying, “I’m not that good.” Humility is saying, “I’m good, and so are others.” Self-erasure was never a virtue.

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@Dostoevskyquot unacceptable at all costs

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@UNGeneva Every day we leave fingerprints on the future. The question isn't whether we'll make an impact, it's whether we'll make one worth remembering.

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@NewYorker "Don't use your phone while driving."

Proceeds to hide every climate and radio control behind three touchscreen menus.

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@DailySowell Progress used to mean improving yourself. Somewhere along the way it became improving your argument for why someone else doesn’t deserve success.

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@nytimes Housing costs? Cost of living? Mental health services? Schools struggling for funding? Nah.

We're banning TikTok and calling it a childhood restoration project.

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@Taehyungimpact He looked at the stylist and said, 'Make the timeline suffer.'

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When did a dragon ever die from the poison of a snake?

— Friedrich Neitzsche

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@Literariium the shortest poem is a name. the longest is missing the person who gave it meaning.

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@QuoteJung we're both the traveller and the stranger encountered along the way

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@TheBestqueenx The comfort of the rich depends upon an abundant supply of the poor.

— Voltaire

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@aestheticsguyy

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@BookTasters it certainly dreams of a wooden library ladder

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The cruelest thing about hunger is not an empty stomach, it's being invisible in a world full of abundance.

They fed his memory when they could have fed the man.
And sometimes that is the difference between a funeral and a future.

[The Quote Book @typewriterqu]

“A homeless man died of hunger, but there was food at his funeral…”

The tragedy isn’t that there was no food.
The tragedy is that it came too late.

Help people when they’re alive, not just when they’re gone. ❤️

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@DrDavidVernon @MichaelTuffnell and isn't that the goal