Thinking
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Thinking is not the same as knowing. |
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Nothing is ever said that has not been thought out beforehand. |
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When all people think alike, no-one thinks very much. |
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Those who don’t think much of themselves are better than they think. |
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There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. |
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To believe everything or to doubt everything is to stop thinking. |
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We think as we do mainly because others think so. |
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Misery is often the result of thinking too much. |
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He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. |
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Some people never stop to think – others never think to stop. |
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We are the result of our thoughts. |
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We are what we think we are. |
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Think first – then speak. |
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Quoting from other people is a substitute for thinking for yourself. |
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You can’t be happy if you think too much. |
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A conclusion is when you get tired of thinking. |
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Necessity is easier than thinking. |
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Often when we think we are thinking we are merely rearranging our prejudices. |
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We may not be responsible for our thoughts but we are for our deeds. |
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He who thinks he is wise is a fool. |
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A philosopher is one who doubts. |
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No bookmaker thinks gambling is a mug’s game. |
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You’re not happy unless you think you are. |
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To think evil is much the same as doing it. |
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Prejudices are a short cut to thinking. |
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A drunk person will always say what a sober person is thinking. |
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You can educate a person but you can’t make him think. |
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Learning is sometimes a convenient way of not having to think. |
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If you think too much much, you will probably find something to worry about. |
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