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From the fact that most Americans want others to fund or subsidize their healthcare, it does not follow that they have such a right. A need is not a right. A man's life, liberty and the products of his labor were not intended to be up for grabs by grubby, greedy majorities.

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Ninon de L'Enclos

Never tell a loved one of an infidelity: you would be badly rewarded for your troubles. Although one dislikes being deceived, one likes even less to be undeceived.

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Feminine virtue is nothing but a convenient masculine invention.

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If God had to give a woman wrinkles, He might at least have put them on the soles of her feet.

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Equality is the share of every one at their advent upon earth, and equality is also theirs when placed beneath it.

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Freeman Dyson

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I think the biggest misconception about mathematics is that everybody has to learn it. That seems to be a complete mistake. All the time worrying about pushing the children and getting them to be mathematically literate and all that stuff. It's terribly hard on the kids. It's also hard on the teachers. And I think it's totally useless. To me, mathematics is like playing the violin. Some people can do it - others can't. If you don't have it, then there's no point in pretending.

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Ilana Mercer

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