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Selected quotes

A few lines that stay with you. Every quote leads back to the essay it came from.

I care about what you did.
Four years →
There won't be a separate line for people who just wanted to do graphic design.
“I'm not political.” Until they come for you. →
Freedom is not "doing whatever I want." It is not living according to someone else's lies, not faking your conscience, not serving what you despise. You can be free even in prison — remember Navalny: he was honest with himself to the end and was who he was. There are many other examples: Solzhenitsyn, Brodsky, Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and many, many others.
Freedom →
Time doesn't pause when you emigrate. These years count as part of your life too.
You left. Why are you still living there? →
The court can carry on without me.
Be a monster →
And I find it completely fucking insane how carefully people count their money and how casually they give away their time.
Don't die before you're dead →
Incredible trade. Three seconds of someone else's attention for a substantial chunk of your future. I hope he at least hit like.
Do you want to be rich or just look rich? →
Why does their impression get a vote, but your LIFE doesn't?
Your parents don't always want you to live your own life →
Effort does not guarantee success, and a lack of success doesn't prove you're talentless. But your effort doesn't prove the result is good either.
Nobody owes you applause for trying →
I am not worthy of remembrance — just like 99.99% of all people who have ever lived. And that’s okay.
Don't try →
As I write this, I realize I’m writing about myself. I’m constantly trying. I’m constantly playing roles. And that’s probably why Durov irritates me: he’s a mirror of what I’m afraid of in myself.
Don't be like Durov →