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You might think I sound bitter, but I'll bet
you I laugh more than other people. I have reason to.
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-Eli Khamarov
Lives of the Cognoscenti
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What value is life if the kindest things
said about oneself are done so only at one's eulogy?
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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What is most fearsome about death is that it
takes away something that remains to this day wholly undefined.
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-Eli Khamarov
Lives of the Cognoscenti
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The concept of God had to come up at some
point in our social evolution. What better way to gain power without a
device to remove it?
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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Inasmuch as it seems a contradiction, those who
do not find it in their souls to preserve the sanctity of human life, must,
for the case of humanity, be eliminated from our midst...those who do not
believe in the precepts of the Constitution of the United States should not
seek refuge by it.
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody
wants to die.
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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Never has my memory served me so well as when
it reminded me of my own hypocrisy.
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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RELIGION: Many need it, others want it, and
the rest must tolerate it.
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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Women can have a fatal effect: that smile
that makes you feel it is directed toward you, but isn't.
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-Eli Khamarov
Surviving on Planet Reebok
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Paradoxes result only from an ambiguity in
human language. Paradoxes are simply resolved by fine-tuning the definitions.
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-Eli Khamarov
The Limits of Language
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It's a disconcerting thought to think that
it might only be an abstract concept, called law, which is preventing a
large segment of society from killing each other.
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-Eli Khamarov
America Explained
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Even the unabomber has some salient arguments
to make. Must we demolish all of your own beliefs when a Nazi tells you
2+2=4?
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-Eli Khamarov
Why You Can't Make It In America
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One failure is worth seven and a half
successes.
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-Eli Khamarov
On Thinking
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Success gives the taste of success, and
failure should remind us of it.
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-Eli Khamarov
On Thinking
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Eloquence aids in the quick and elegant
comprehension of an idea without prolonged reflection.
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-Eli Khamarov
On Thinking
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