You fall on your keys one time, and you start making different plans.
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.
There is no greater education than travel.
The one thing you will never regret spending money or time on is a great experience.
Selling an experience is an infinite resource that costs nothing to create because it already exists.
Pain is the most innate part of the human experience I can think of.
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.
Maybe there’s nothing bad out there, but so far there’s always been something bad out there.[to Ellie]
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]
I know you value evidence-based medicine. But sometimes experience counts for something.[to Samira]
