Every man is guilty of all the good he didn't do. – Voltaire
I feel like this quote is saying that of all of the opportunities we get in our
lives to do good, how many do we actually take? There is at least one
opportunity to do something good for someone every single day, and most of the
time we don’t take that opportunity, because we—the human race—are selfish. This, therefore,
makes us guilty.
I chose this quote because I am guilty of this. I try to be a nice person, as
most people do, and do good on a regular basis. But no one takes every
opportunity to be altruistic, and neither do I. This is a philosophy that should be taken by everyone, but
obviously isn’t.
Our life is frittered away by
detail….Simplify, simplify. –Henry David
Thoreau
This quote means that everyone’s life is always
so busy and so full and so detailed, and that isn’t good. Life can be lived simply
and happily without all of the clutter and chaos in it; it can really be lived
better, more smoothly. Simple.
I chose this quote because my life is full of chaos and details and is very
overwhelming. Living life simple sounds great, and I wish that I could. But
because no one actually lives their lives simply, it effects everyone else,
like me, which causes me to not be able to lead a simple life either—domino
effect.
Don’t tell me worrying doesn’t do any good. Half the things I worry about never even
happen. –Twain
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