Hiroshi Yamamoto Quotes

#1. humans are fully capable of loving cats and dogs and tropical fish. If they can love something much less intelligent than humans that does not talk and looks nothing like them, why can they not love one another? Certainly,

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#2. If people from their own country are killed, they may express surprise, grief, anger, and sympathy. But if ten thousand people are killed in a distant, far-off land, they will not be the slightest bit affected, particularly if it was their own doing.

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#3. There are no heroes in our world. No clear-cut evil either. Everyone involved insists that they're the righteous ones.

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#4. Death comes when memories are lost.

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#5. People believe in life after death because they are afraid of dying... But I do not believe in life after death BECAUSE I am afraid of dying.

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#6. You believe that some people have dementia and some people do not, but that is not correct. All people have dementia - some are simply in worse condition than others. After all, most people with dementia are unaware that anything is wrong with them.

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#7. Life is like a black hole. You don't know what lies ahead. You can't ever turn back. All you can do is move forward.

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#8. If I were afraid of getting hurt, nothing would change. Ibis

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#9. It is easy to disappoint humans. It is easy to irritate them. It is easy to make them mad. None of that is at all challenging. So we take no pleasure from it. But making people happy is different. That is extremely difficult.

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#10. You don't want to be human?" "If behaving in a manner bereft of logic and morals that leads to conflict is a fundamental attribute of humanity, then I do not want to be human.

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#11. The only things that move their hearts are tragedies that affect them personally or affect people close to them.

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#12. That's not true. People are more affected by true stories than they are fiction. You said so yourself." "What I said was that people have a tendency to call whatever moves them 'the truth.

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#13. Just as it was pointless to argue whether birds or fish were superior, debating the superiority of man or machine was also meaningless.

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#14. But sometimes he's right. 'Nothing happens if you just dream,' he said. 'You need the motivation to make your dreams reality.

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#15. Truly intelligent beings do not drop bombs on innocent civilians.

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#16. This is kaiju!" Yojiro barked. "When did they ever give a damn about adhering to science!

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