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Five Thought-Provoking Quotes I Like Lately

1. “I have no belief in the virtue or durability of official philosophies, and when it comes to state religions, I have always thought that, though they may perhaps sometimes momentarily serve the interests of political power, they are always sooner or later fatal for the church.” — Alexis de Tocqueville

2. “Language. It’s all about Language. You want me help you with your marketing, you have to be willing to talk to me about Language.” — Hugh MacLeod

3. “If you have momentum and you don’t know why—you are one stupid decision away from killing it.” — Andy Stanley

4. “He raised a half a billion online…I don’t believe that Obama would have ever been able to become president in the era before the Internet. And I don’t believe the implications of that have yet to fully sink in.” — Andrew Sullivan

5. “The more elaborate our means of communication, the less we communicate.” — Joseph Priestly

Fri 11.21.08

Tagged: Friday Five List, Marketing, Politics, Web Culture

There are 4 comments on this post. Add your own comment.

    Don’t feel obliged to stick to the 5-formula, but if you have a quote that’s been provoking thought lately, I’d love to hear it.

    said Joshua

    “We do not possess the right to exercise compassion on whom we choose, but the ability to choose to be compassionate…”

    I’ve enjoyed that quote for some time now.

    said Jared Murray

    at 11:46am on Friday

    “I don’t get to choose how I hurt or how much I hurt. Reconciling that is one of the hardest things I will ever do.”

    I always enjoy that one.

    said David Drennon

    at 2:27am on Saturday

    Comfort the afflicted, afflict the comfortable.

    said Charlie Stout

    at 5:48pm on Tuesday

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