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Anonymous users2024-02-131. You are too accustomed to the world to be surprised by anything.
2. Life is inherently sad and serious. We came to this wonderful world, met each other, greeted each other, and traveled together for a short time. Then we lose each other, and we disappear for no apparent reason, as if we had suddenly come into the world for no apparent reason.
3. No one is born to be good to anyone, so we must learn to be grateful.
4. It is impossible for everyone to like me in this world, and I don't need everyone to like me, I can only say that many people don't know me yet.
5. True knowledge comes from the heart, not from others. At the same time, only knowledge that comes from the heart can lead to true wisdom.
6. When both reason and experience are lacking, there is a vacuum, which can be filled by faith.
7. But the meaning of our life must be created by ourselves, and the meaning of existence is to create our own life.
8. We may become slaves to all sorts of things, and we may even become slaves to our self-centered thoughts. Independence and freedom are the ways in which we transcend our desires and evil thoughts.
9. Children, we not only live in the era to which we belong, but we also carry history on our bodies. Don't forget that everything you see in this room was once brand new.
10. Throughout the history of philosophy, philosophers have always wanted to explore human nature. But Sartre believed that there is no unchanging "nature" of human beings. Therefore, it is useless to pursue the "consciousness" of a wide range of life.
In other words, we are destined to create this meaning ourselves. We were like actors who were pulled onto the stage before they could memorize their lines, with no script and no teleprompter to whisper to us what to do. We have to decide for ourselves how we want to live.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Sophie's World Classic Quotes:
1. If you don't realize that people will eventually die, you can't experience what it's like to be alive. However, in the same way, if you don't think it's amazing and incredible to live, you won't be able to understand and recognize the fact that you have to die.
2. Most people always have to wait until they get sick to understand how blessed it is to be alive.
3. What is the most important thing in life? If we ask someone who is on the verge of starvation, the answer would be yes"Food"。If we ask a person who is about to freeze to death, the answer must be"Warm"。
If we were to ask a lonely and lonely person the same question, the answer would probably be"The company of others"Finish.
4. Life and death are the two sides of a coin, and when one side becomes larger and clearer, the other side also becomes larger and clearer. Only with a clear realization that one day she will die will she be able to appreciate how wonderful it is to live in the world. If you don't realize that people are going to die, you can't experience what it's like to live.
5. If a person is determined to run away, it is useless to chase him.
6. Dear Sophie, I don't want you to grow up to be a Hu Warrior who takes the world for granted.
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