Philosophy of Mind Quote by Max Gladstone Download Open image ““Sanity was the gap between perception and desire, and that gap had closed.”” — Max Gladstone ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.4 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare Philosophy of Mind
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“I’ve gone from manager to knight in two days. I think I deserve a bump in salary.” — Max Gladstone Copy Share Image
“We no longer empathize with the victim, lie with him on the slab. We forget, and believe forgetfulness is humane. We fool ourselves.” — Max Gladstone Copy Share Image
“The trouble with atheism," Temoc said, "is that it offers a limited range of curses.” — Max Gladstone Copy Share Image
“Shame I’m all out of virgins and aurochs. What the hell’s the plural of ‘aurochs’ anyway?” — Max Gladstone Copy Share Image
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“You can win the world, she said, if you’re willing to lose your soul.” — Max Gladstone Copy Share Image
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