Quotes About Wealth
The lack of money is the root of all evil, Mr. Meadows.
~ Ilona Andrews
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Life is trade; we trade our labor for its fruit, we trade hours of study for knowledge, we trade pleasure for pleasure or sometimes for wealth, security, or offspring.
~ Ilona Andrews
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Contrary to popular opinion, people who have money refuse to part with it, unless they absolutely have to do it.
~ Ilona Andrews
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Always remember, knowledge is a product of labor. It is to be shared but never taken. For if you set out to rip knowledge away from others and hoard it like a jealous merchant hoards their wealth, you too will be shunned like this sphinx and banished from the circle of your peers.
~ Ilona Andrews
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It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.
~ Ilona Andrews
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Life is trade; we trade our labour for its fruit, we trade hours of study for knowledge, we trade pleasure for pleasure or sometimes for wealth, security, or offspring.
~ Ilona Andrews
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I hated casinos. The lure of easy money brought out the worst in people. The air smelled of greed, disappointment, and desperation.
~ Ilona Andrews
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When people think of desires, they usually think of love or lust, depending on how cynical they are. But there are many other desires. Wealth. Power. Freedom… Revenge.
~ Ilona Andrews
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B626 Sein ist offenbar kein reales Prädikat, d.i. ein Begriff von irgend etwas, was zu dem Begriffe eines Dinges, oder gewisser Bestimmungen an sich selbst... B627 Und so enthält das Wirkliche nichts mehr, als das bloss Mögliche. Hundert wirkliche Thaler enthalten nicht das mindeste mehr, als hundert mögliche... Aber in meinem Vermögenszustande ist mehr bei hundert wirklichen Thalern, als bei dem blossen Begriffe derselben, ( d.i. ihrer Moeglichkeit ).
~ Immanuel Kant
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We are enriched by not what we posses, but by what we can do without.
~ Immanuel Kant
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And besides, in the end, perhaps love demands marble palaces, white peacocks and swans.
~ Irene Nemirovsky
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Come sempre all'indomani di ogni catastrofe, ci sarebbero stati nuovi ricchi, uomini pronti a comprare il piacere pagandolo a caro prezzo, perché il loro era denaro facile, ottenuto senza fatica, e l'amore sarebbe stato sempre lo stesso.
~ Irene Nemirovsky
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AparÈ›ineau acelei clase din marea burghezie francez? care prefera s?-È™i vad? copiii f?r? pâine, f?r? carne È™i aer decât f?r? diplome...
~ Irene Nemirovsky
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De tilhørte nemlig den klassen av det franske høyborgerskapet som heller vil se barna sine uten brød, kjøtt og luft enn uten eksamenspapirer.
~ Irene Nemirovsky
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Cómo había que apresurarse en vivir, Dios mío, en agradar a los hombres, en amar... El dinero, los vestidos y los coches bonitos, ¿de qué servía todo eso sin un hombre en tu vida, un pretendiente, un joven amante?
~ Irene Nemirovsky
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Filthy lucre! Filthy lucre!" I could hear Sammy saying, with the voice of a man cursing the woman he has ruined.
~ Iris Murdoch
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Money gives you the luxury of not caring about it. You can affect to find it crass and vulgar, but see how crass and vulgar it is when there's none of it in your pocket.
~ Irvine Welsh
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Women give more than men; young people more than their elders; people who appear to be of the most modest means seem more generous than the affluent looking.
~ Irvine Welsh
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But he knows enough about the wealthy to realise that they seldom consider their own behaviour as actually or even potentially criminal. They've been compartmentalised all their lives; boarding school and university, home, trips during holidays. They are conditioned into thinking of themselves as operating in, and inhabiting, closed, secret institutions, where what they do is private and not the concern of society at large.
~ Irvine Welsh
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Money makes the man a beast.
~ Irving Stone
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Fortune is beastly — it is only suitable for cows and businessmen.
~ Irving Stone
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Mathematicians deal with large numbers sometimes, but never in their income.
~ Isaac Asimov
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What would you consider a good job? Answered as follows: A good job is one in which I don't have to work, and get paid a lot of money. When I heard that I cheered and yelled and felt that he should be given an A+, for he had perfectly articulated the American dream of those who despise knowledge. What a politician that kid would have made.
~ Isaac Asimov
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Fighting and scars are part of a trader's overhead. But fighting is only useful when there's money at the end, and if I can get it without, so much the sweeter.
~ Isaac Asimov
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