
Top 100 Marty Rubin Quotes
#3. When a man dies, his death dies with him.
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#5. Never doubt! Never despair! Many will love you, if you let them.
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#6. Freedom is the kite's response to the wind.
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#7. What we say about ourselves is always a form of fiction.
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#8. Philosophers tell you what they think. Artists show you.
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#10. To go to any extreme is to limit oneself.
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#11. The skies give no warning when they fall.
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#12. The only truths that last are the truths of the heart.
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#15. If perception were reality, bats could fly through cave walls.
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#16. Dead ends are where the real thinking begins.
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#17. Believe only in the thing that actually happens.
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#18. It's hard to disappoint me. Anything is fine.
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#19. Even if you're just shouting into a void, self-expression is a healing thing.
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#20. A heart that can break is better than no heart at all.
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#21. Self-deception fools all of the people all of the time.
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#22. Happiness is what matters, feeling alive-not art or knowledge or money.
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#23. The pieces of a puzzle aren't together or apart.
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#25. Morality is the clipping of a bird's wings.
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#26. Things put in the wrong place have found a new place.
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#28. Tears are our first language and our last.
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#29. All clocks break, and what breaks them is Time.
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#30. Adam named every creature in the garden. And we've been paying for his presumption ever since.
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#31. Poetry can change hearts but not the politician's heart.
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#32. Travel doesn't become adventure until you leave yourself behind.
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#33. The new is a guest in the house of the old.
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#35. You don't love someone because it's the logical thing to do.
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#36. Acting silly is one of the primal pleasures.
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#37. I prefer to drift rather than steer toward some known shore.
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#39. No one plants rosebushes for the thorns.
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#40. What perversity of mind made suffering a virtue and pleasure a sin?
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#41. I've seen a man die and a bird die and there was no difference.
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#42. The landscape looks different from every blade of grass.
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#43. You can always count on God to do nothing.
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#44. The artist's duty is to defend the exceptional: the imagination.
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#45. The real measure of success is how one feels about being alive.
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#46. When a head and a wall collide it's never the wall that breaks.
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#47. What good is being a math genius if your life doesn't add up?
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#48. Never confuse a hunger for knowledge with a thirst for truth.
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#49. After one has read everything and thought everything, one still have everything to learn.
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#50. Delight in your body, in your sensuality. Don't be ashamed of it.
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#51. The log on the fire: is it dreaming of the forest?
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#52. Luck is everything in love, though we hate to admit it.
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#54. Love unconditionally, but rely only on yourself.
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#55. The artist is always dancing with death.
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#56. We always need new ideas to free us from the old ones.
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#57. Politics: private interests masquerading as public concerns.
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#58. Death kills us once; worry kills us every day.
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#59. If you don't love the sea, the sun, all the simple pleasures, what sort of life are you going to have?
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#60. Happiness isn't something one finds, it's something one creates.
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#61. The weaker the will, the stronger the faith.
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#63. The game of love is complicated, but love is not complicated.
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#66. What's wrong with people is people. There's no cure for that.
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#68. We are important to ourselves and to those who love us. That's enough importance for anyone.
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#69. The truest philosophy is the one that raises the most doubts.
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#70. The past lives through us. We are its legacy.
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#71. It is time at last for all the gods to be silent.
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#72. We are born free, but are taught to obey orders.
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#73. We cling to love's illusions because they're real.
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#74. What fills the gap created by a loss of faith is not reason but instinct.
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#75. It's fun to invent systems and meanings and then poke holes in them.
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#76. Death kills you once; worry kills you every day.
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#78. What fades, vanishes, decays, dies-that's what one must love.
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#79. I wish all the dead ideas would stay dead.
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#80. Two kinds of writers. One treats the world as if it were fiction; the other treats fiction as if it were the world.
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#81. Everyone has the right to play their cards their own way.
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#82. Who is satisfied, like the trees, with just existing?
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#83. No one can give you the answer because there is no answer.
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#84. We're all on different paths but headed in the same direction.
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#85. Happy people live. Unhappy people tell others how to live.
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#87. When people are facing real hardships in their lives, they have no time to invent imaginary ones.
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#88. We freed ourselves from gods and kings, now we have to free ourselves from ourselves.
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#89. Nobody knows what they're doing here, so why do so many pretend they do?
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#90. The trouble with indifference is that one can never be indifferent enough.
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#91. With all our words and ideas we only trivialize life.
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#92. The best thing about having money is that you can use it to help someone else.
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#93. A complicated idea is a confused idea.
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#94. The next moment is unknown, even to God.
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#95. Don't trust the one who stopped believing. Trust the one who never believed.
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#96. We are optimists by instinct, pessimists by thought.
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#97. Where the rich are concerned, the law goes begging.
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#98. Tyranny begins with the laws of grammar.
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#100. What chance does logic have against a glass of wine and a kiss?
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