If a thing can be free, it should be free. If it can think, it should think. If it can feel, it should feel.
You thinking what I’m thinking?[Lila Pitts]Rarely.[Number Five]
You got to learn when to think like a lawyer, you understand? And when to think like a landowner. Or a lawyer’s all you’re ever gonna be.[to Jamie]
When you spend years thinking about something obsessively, that something is your whole world, a perfect world.[Cuando pasas años pensando en algo obsesivamente, ese algo es todo tu mundo, un mundo perfecto.]
What’s with you? You’ve barely said a word, Five. When does that ever happen?[Luther Hargreeves]It’s called thinking, Luther. You should try it sometime.[Number Five]
We’ve all been guilty of magical thinking at one time or other.
Trick them into thinking they aren’t learning, and they do.
There is no use dwelling on what cannot be undone.
There are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people. Psychopaths and mystery writers.
Sometimes you got to stop thinking about something to figure it out.
Sometimes when we try to avoid thinking about something, the more it gets into our head.
People’s thinking is greatly influenced by their physical development. When I was a baby, it was hard to make firm memories due to infantile amnesia, and during puberty – one’s second growth period – I strongly felt a heightened wariness of those around me. As I grow, my mind increasingly suits my body and environment.
