Quotes About Paradox

There ain't no devil, only God when he's drunk.

There ain't no devil there's just god when he's drunk

there ain't no devil, it's just God when he's drunk.

There ain't no devil, just God when he's drunk.

There ain't no such thing as the devil that's just god when he's drunk.

don't you know there ain't No devil, there's just god when he's drunk...

Every 7 seconds there is a woman somewhere in the world giving birth to a child. We must find that woman and stop her!

Everybody wants to go to heaven . . . nobody wants to die!

Sometimes I'm so clever that I don't understand a single word of what I'm saying.

Translogic: A comment or statement that sounds logical and makes sense at the time it is said but when later closely examined it actually makes no sense at all.

A funny thing about girls, though, is that the more you do wrong, the more they like you.

The limits of binary thinking are spooky enough

chasing someone and being chased at the same time. You look in both directions at once.

The paradox is that when you can get into right versus wrong bickering in personal relationships -- even if you believe you have won -- you have lost.

Let go of certainty. The opposite isn't uncertainty. It's openness, curiosity and a willingness to embrace paradox, rather than choose up sides. The ultimate challenge is to accept ourselves exactly as we are, but never stop trying to learn and grow.

When it's all said and done we will lose a piece to a carnivorous vegetarian.

A consistent theory T cannot postulate its own consistency, although the consistency of T can be postulated in another consistent theory. (An exercise for the reader: Is it possible to have a pair of consistent theories S and T such that each postulates the consistency of the other? It follows from what has been said above that the answer is no.)

Love is hate War is Peace No is Yes And we're all free.

My point is, it's not cut and dried, black and white, good and bad. It lives where everything lives: somewhere in the middle. Where everything lives, where all the rest of us live, everyone but you.

But deserts, even the driest and least inviting to animals and plants, contain subtle multitudes. And rather like silences (outside of vacuums) and as John Cage demonstrated with his famous 4'33" piece, they are often noisy with life.

The gym is always open, except when it's closed.

Irony is Fate's most common figure of speech.

In seeming contradiction of physical laws, time is heavy only when it is empty.

despite all our desperate, eternal attempts to separate, contain and mend, categories always leak.