Adam Fletcher Quotes
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I hadn’t realised then that the only way you know that something has value is if you find yourself willing to make sacrifices for it.
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If people can be bothered to organise a demo, write songs, paint signs, and march through the streets holding those signs and singing those songs, outraged, you can be pretty sure they’ll have a valid point.
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Perhaps uncertainty is a good trait, in line with the complexity of the world in which we live.
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In the company of something so much larger than yourself, you’re reminded how small, petty, and insignificant the problems of your life are.
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Technically, I could have said “journalist” or “writer.” However, admitting to these professions is like uttering a special secret password to Travel Hell. No one wants journalists or writers in their country because they have a habit of writing things, and sometimes these things are even true.
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His words stroll out like well-dressed senior citizens on an afternoon walk.
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I was one of only two native English speakers in the company, so other departments would send me English texts for correction. That lasted two weeks, until they noticed I had no idea how the English language worked. I sent their creations back with more mistakes than they’d had when I received them. They began sending the texts to the Scandinavian team instead. They spoke such lovely English, after all.
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You confuse freedom with having no responsibilities. But that’s not freedom. That’s just selfishness.