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What starts to change is not my thoughts, but the way I think about my thoughts.Sayfa 131 - Can yayınları
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I am disgusted with the rulers of my country and I am cutting ties with them.Sayfa 45 - Can yayınları
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- So why are you writing these? How about writing a new novel instead? Aren't you good at novels?
- Novel? No. I don't have that much strength anymore. To write a novel, one has to be like Atlas, who carries the whole world on his shoulders and has to keep it there for months and years as events follow each other. I can't handle that much in my current state.Sayfa 57
Bana kendimi kaybettiren İvan’ın mantığı değil, Dostoyevski aracılığıyla dile gelen sesi.
Sayfa 205 - Can yayınları, İvan Karamazov “Karamazov Kardeşler” kitabından bahsediyor
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Just as it was naive to think that the eldest son of the king was the most competent person to rule in the time of the kingdoms, it is also naive to think that a democratically elected person is the most competent ruler in our time.Sayfa 23 - Can yayınları
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One would like to have some respect for those who would rather die than lose their dignity, but when it comes to Islamist suicide bombers, we cannot see how many they are, and therefore (perhaps with a grossly flawed reasoning that expresses the familiar Western prejudice about the mass mentality of the Other). ) It becomes difficult to maintain that respect after seeing how little they value life. It may help this dilemma to think of suicide bombings as a somewhat despairing reaction to America's (and Israel's) success in guidance technologies, which leaves its rivals far behind. US defense contractors are now envisioning a future of glorious warfare in which American personnel do not need to be actually present and robot soldiers (who are humans) electronically guided by technicians sitting on a battleship a hundred kilometers away or even in an operations room at the Pentagon rain down death on the enemy. They are working on the field. How can dignity be preserved in the face of such an adversary other than recklessly and wastefully rushing to death?
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