“Who has not sometimes wondered: suppose I had been born somewhere else, in another country, in another time, what would my life have been? The question contains within it one of mankind’s most widespread illusions, the illusion that brings us… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The inability to recruit recognition from others cripples an identity.” — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The inner voice we sometimes hear shaming us is not that of the witness, which is indifferent to our ups and downs. Self-accusation is… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“When the power inherent in a position of authority is used to fortify that position, the institution's purpose is subverted. Behaviors are not aligned… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The self does not stand alone; as we’ve seen, the self is not a thing, let alone a thing in itself. Rather, we experience… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“We must believe in free will. We have no choice. – Isaac Bashevis Singer” — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Twain broke with the tradition of asking “Who Am I?” and its species-wide variant “Who Is Man?” on the grounds that a “who-question” is… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Although not exceptional in ways we once believed, we remain exceptionally good at building tools and machines. And that includes machines that do what… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Distinct identities are strung together on the thread of memory, all of them provisional and perishable. No less fascinating than the birth, life, and… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Who has not sometimes wondered: suppose I had been born somewhere else, in another country, in another time, what would my life have been?… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent Of everything you think, And of everything you do, Is for yourself — And there isn’t one.… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The ‘I’ that we confidently broadcast to the world is a fiction—a jerry-built container for the volatile unconscious elements that divide and confound us.… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
