Quotes About Awareness
Now, everyone knows everything. No one on the planet is ignorant of the real conditions of our shared social existence. That's one real thing those stupid smartphones have done; you can be illiterate, many are, and still have an excellent idea of how the world works.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Statistically it was not greatly different than it had been for previous generations, but anecdotally it had become so prominent that every problem was noticed and remarked. The cognitive error called ease of representation thrust them into a space where every problem they witnessed convinced them they were in an unprecedented colapse. They were getting depressed.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Wherever you go, there we are. It wasn't true. But it made him feel better. That was what words could do.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Take this moment right here, and ask yourself, What is now lacking?
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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You hope, the stayers replied. You will have to trust in the kindness of strangers. They did not recognize this as a quotation. In general they were not aware that much of what they said had been said before, and was even in the public record as such. It was as if there were only so many things humans could say, and over the course of history, people had therefore said them already, and would say them again, but not often remember this fact.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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How you think about what you're doing makes a huge difference
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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This moment itself is all we ever live in.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Only when things fall apart do you realize it can happen to you. You never think it can happen to you, until it does.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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From the road he wrote bitterly to Sagredo: Of all the hatreds, none is greater than that of ignorance for knowledge.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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We remember more than we think we do. More than we want to, sometimes.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Buddhism begins in personal experience. Observation of one's surroundings and one's reactions, and one's thoughts.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Only this moment, always. We never get to change the past. We never get to know the future. No reason to wish for one place rather than another; no reason to say I wish I were home, or I wish I were in an exotic new place that is not my home. They will all be the same as this place. Here the experience of existing comes clear. This world is our body. Now
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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The tiny imaginary audience inside his head did not exist; no one watches our life movies.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Who were these people who could live so placidly while the world fell into an acute global environmental crisis? Experts at denial. Experts at filtering their information. Many of those walking by went to church on Sundays, believed in God, voted Republican, spent their time shopping and watching TV. Obviously nice people. The world was doomed.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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I must trust my spacesuit not to fail. And i must remember, if i can, that really we are always in a spacesuit of one sort or another. We just don't usually see it so clearly.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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No one knows anything. But I know less than that, because I thought I knew something, but it was wrong. So I know negatively. I unknow.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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When you discover that you are living in a fantasy that cannot endure, a fantasy that will destroy your world, and your children, what do you do?
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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She often felt a nostalgia for the present, aware that her life was passing by faster than she could properly take it in. She lived it, she felt it; she had given nothing to age, she still wanted everything; but she could not make it whole or coherent.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Reality is not a matter of our senses. It can't be visualized.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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La consciencia se entiende tan poco que ni siquiera puede definirse de manera apropiada. El yo es algo escurridizo, buscado con denuedo, aferrado con fuerza, quizá con algo de miedo, una especie de desesperado abrazo al primer atisbo de consciencia, consciencia incluso de las impresiones sensoriales, para que uno pueda tener algo a lo que aferrarse. Para detener el tiempo. Para contener a la muerte. Esta es la fuente del fuerte sentido del yo. Quizá.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson, Aurora
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It's never pleasant to have one's unquestioning beliefs put in their historical context, as I know from experience, I can assure you.
~ Kingsley Amis
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If you want to finish the evening with your usual number of fingers, do any cutting-up, peel-slicing and the like before you have had more than a couple of drinks, preferably before your first.
~ Kingsley Amis
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he could sense her breathing, her temple against his jaw and her shoulder under his hand were warm, her hair smelt of well-brushed hair, he could feel the presence of her body...
~ Kingsley Amis
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I thought to myself how much more welcome a faculty the imagination would be if we could tell when it was at work and when not.
~ Kingsley Amis
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