“That which is beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful.”
–Maximilian Arturo (Sliders: “Dragonslide”)
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3327356)“That which is beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful.”
–Maximilian Arturo (Sliders: “Dragonslide”)
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3327356)Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3327118)Of two equivalent theories or explanations, all other things being equal, the simpler one is to be preferred.
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3326575)If I have made an appointment with you, I owe you punctuality, I have no right to throw away your time, if I do my own.
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3326496)Will the healthy wives or husbands of those who have AIDS practice abstinence for the rest of their lives, or will they use condoms and jeopardize their immortal soul?
“If you find an element of your interface requires instructions, then you need to redesign it.”
— Dan Rubin http://mnmal.tumblr.com/post/407180430/if-you-find-an-element-of-your-interface-requires
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3326467)People don’t realize this, but loneliness is underrated.
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3325259)By 30, I was going to be annoyingly successful, married to the perfect woman, maybe [with] a kid on the way. Instead, I’m just some guy sitting in his apartment, having a staring contest with his phone. And losing.
Ted Mosby, How I Met Your Mother, Season 4, Episode 20
(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3338230)Sheβs waiting for the bus itβs 12.59. // Sheβs sitting on her own // Just an ordinary day // Sheβs looking at the people passing her by. // It could be you and I. // They would never dream // of slowing down // to see if sheβs alright.
So you learn to take comfort in your routines, in your job, in your friends. After a while, you begin to think maybe itβs enoughβ¦. Then, one day you realize it isnβt. By then, of course, itβs too late.
Beverly Crusher (from the novel A Time to Heal by David Mack)
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