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"You can’t be too careful in this world."

A vibrant, neon-lit cityscape at dusk, crowded with silhouetted figures and reflections on wet pavement, encapsulating the essence of caution in an uncertain world.

A solitary figure stands in a minimalistic environment, casting a long shadow, embodying the caution suggested by the quote, You can’t be too careful in this world.

"The thing about people, is that they will drive you crazy if you get too close."

"In a very real sense, the affect of a person is also the world."

"The past is always there, waiting to be revisited."

An ornate clock illustration featuring Big Ben, surrounded by intricate floral patterns, symbolizes the idea that the past awaits discovery, as echoed in the quote, The past is always there, waiting to be revisited.

"The American dream is to be saved from the consequences of your own behavior."

A floating house amidst a dramatic desert landscape, surrounded by flames and lightning, visually embodies the idea of escape from the consequences of one’s actions, reflecting the American dream.

A figure in a flowing dress ascends through a swirling vortex of clouds, embodying the paradox of the American dream and the desire to escape personal consequences.

"Freedom is the recognition of necessity."

A woman with curly hair smiles brightly, surrounded by floral motifs and decorative gears, embodying the quote Freedom is the recognition of necessity through her joyful expression and vibrant background.

"The most dangerous thing about life is what we don’t know."

"Life is a process of letting go."

A torn piece of cream paper with elegant handwritten text in French, reading, La vie is un procesusus de leaver aller cilfer! against a softly blurred background.

"We’re all going to disappoint each other."

"What does it mean to live an ethical life in the age of abundance?"

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