Book of Mottos

Book of Mottos 011

Wisdom is timeless, here are a few quotes said by Marcus Cato the Censor 234 B.C. – 149 B.C. 1. “For wise men,” said he, do see the faults fools commit, and can wisely avoid them; but fools never study to follow the example of wise men’s doings.” 2. “In short he reckoned nothing a

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Random Thoughts

Only God can create human consciousness; therefore man made tech cannot create what only God can. Any attempt to declare such, is an attempt to deceive. Deuteronomy 31:6: “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor

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Book of Mottos 009

“When you run away from God you never get where you are going, and you always pay your own fare. On the other hand, when you go the Lord’s way you always get to where you are going, and He pays the fare.”

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Book of Mottos 008

Robert Louis Stevenson famously said, “I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move; to feel the needs and hitches of our life more nearly; to come down off this feather-bed of civilisation, and find the globe granite underfoot and strewn with cutting flints.”

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Book of Mottos 007

This day’s adventure, however, did not turn out like yesterdays, although it began like it; and indeed today is very seldom like yesterday, if people would note the differences even when it rains. -The Princess and the Goblin page 27

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Book of Mottos 006

“One of the most dangerous weaknesses in traditional education is that it contains no model for political history. Students are taught unconnected collections of facts – without any way to tie them together and make sense of them. When studying or teaching history, try this model: see history not in the terms if rich vs

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Book of Mottos 005

“To Make a book, my children, there is double work: first the labor of the one who thinks and writes it and then the one labor of the one who prints it. To think a book and write it under the sole dictation of one’s mind is a difficult and serious business. Brain work exhausts

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My computer crashed a few weeks ago, as fate may have it I purchased a new one. I circled back to Dell a tried-and-true favorite. There is a new feature on it, just a button that connects the user directly to AI – how convenient. I have noticed over the last 6 months Chat GBT

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