Quotes About Clarity

I'm not mean, I'm honest. Nobody is ever straightforward. But sometimes people need to hear the truth.

In this treacherous worldNothing is the truth nor a lie.Everything depends on the colorOf the crystal through which one sees it

If you are unable to find the truth right where you are, where else do you expect to find it?

I believe that ignorance is the root of all evil.And that no one knows the truth.

If we amplify everything, we hear nothing.

Smartass Disciple: Why do arrogant people like to say complex words ?Master of Stupidity: Ask them straight! You'll get a simple scary version.

The truths that matter most to us come always half spoken.

Hope is for people who can't see the Truth.

There are only two ways of telling the complete truth--anonymously and posthumously.

What you see is what you see

I am not cruel —only truthful.

Sometimes playing stupid opens your eyes to the truth.

Le vrai est trop simple, il faut y arriver toujours par le compliqué."[Letter to Armand Barbès, 12 May 1867]

What a bright sunny day, and I don't know what to say...

I shall remind myself who I am so I can share that with them, instead of trying to explain why I am not who they think I should be. (Yalia Sagewhisper)

No one is sexy at three am

When you visit a Danish company and can't tell the CEO from the office clerk, that's Viking egalitarianism at work.

Long life wore away everything that was not essential.

The exaltation of understanding; then understanding's bottomless regret.

That's the best thing about writing, when you're in that zone, you're porous, ready to absorb the solution.

At the end of every short story the reader should feel as if a cloud has been lifted from the face of the moon.

Vulgar language, Chan said...Always the first and last refuge of the man with nothing to say.

On the way out again, I suddenly saw everything clearly: Sigmund Feud painting his cocaine onto his septum, the rising uproar of the past hour and a half, the idling Audi full of rash behavior that lay ahead, the detonating summer; and because it was a drunken perception, it was perfect, entire, and lasted about half a second.

War confused civilians every bit as surely as it did the armies who got lost in its fogs.