When I was in college I started reading some "stuff": Umberto Eco, Jean paul Sartre, Arthur Miller ... I used to write down some of the nice quotes I liked from the books. Since the books were very "philosophical" I had a lot of writing to do.

I have lost my notes since then. It's been 10 years already. But I try to recall some of them.

Here is an example from JP Sartre's "The Condemned of Altona"

There was also something I loved from the book, but I failed to remember it correctly and since the book was in Romanian, I will make a fairly different translation that the text in English, but the main idea is still the same:

Your turn

I always like this quote from Hermione Granger of Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone:

"If you two don't mind, Im going to bed, before either of you think of another clever idea to get us killed or worst - expelled!"

"There is no present or future - only the past, happening over and over again - now"
By Eugene O Neill in his book Moon for the Misbegotten

Very interesting quote indeed. Us humas seem to be destined to repeat same mistakes all over again ..