That’s the way it is: wars always kill the sons, never the fathers who took the decisions.—Sophie Divry, The library of unrequited love. Highlighted
The lesson of history is that ignorance and superstition are things that can rise up, inside almost anyone, at any moment. And what starts as a doubt in a mind can swiftly become an act in the world.—Matt Haig, How to Stop Time. Highlighted
My first thought should be How kind, but instead I think, How dare you.—Hazel Hayes, Better by Far. Highlighted