There’s a cure for youth and stupidity, time and experience.
The experience of helping others is its own reward.
What do time and morality have in common? Relativity. They’re both relative to your experience.
We are things that labor under the illusion of having a self, this accretion of sensory experience and feeling, programmed with total assurance that we are each somebody when, in fact, everybody’s nobody.
The one thing you will never regret spending money or time on is a great experience.
Our experiences don’t define us. It’s what we gain from them that matters.[to Koby]
Near-death experiences are not glimpses into an afterlife. They’re glimpses into other lives.
If you want the benefit from my vast years of experience, I’d say that you’re much more likely to regret the things that you didn’t do rather than the things that you did.[to Susie]
Genetics, childhood… Doesn’t matter. We’re helpless to our experience. Difference between you and me could be a single moment, one little thing gone wrong.[to Howard]
With kids, traumatic experiences get turned into some kind of nightmare. Because it helps them process something terrible that’s happened to them.
We’ve gotta shake the old snow globe once in a while, don’t we? But the important thing is, you’ve gotta learn from the experience.[to Jimmy]
We don’t agree because our experience brings us to opposing views. That’s life. At the end of the day, there’s no reason to go against how you see it. The choice is yours. You can trust yourself. Or you can trust the people willing to put their lives on the line for you.[to Eren]
