If an infinite amount of trains arrive and pass through a station, you can either jump on the train to see where it's going or you can just watch it pass you by. I'm of the belief that if you jump on or don't, you always get to your destination.

You should always follow your heart with your mind's guidance.

You should always listen but you shouldn't always agree.

When extremism pulls one way, it either pulls you along or you grip the rope and pull the other way. I know the left are eager to pull the other way, but sometimes you've got to let go of the rope so they can fall backwards on themselves.

The only mirrors we truly have are each other, and how we respond to others - to adversity - presents us with a legitimate reflection of character.

Whatever happens and no matter how sad and alone it all makes me feel, I know there are still good people in this world, and as long as there are good people, there is always hope.

I would rather dwell in the dirtiest of swamps with the left than dine in the finest room with the ugliest of characters from the right.

That feeling you feel, like cognitive dissonance, when you have either been proved wrong or insulted yet still somehow manage to see beyond the pain, a pain which is nothing more than the sharpness of a bias being stabbed.

We all have the power to restore sovereignty within. But it takes thought to do so.

The greatest thing about philosophy is its ability to untangle any instilled beliefs. I find that philosophy is truly accomplished when all tangled wires have been untangled thus allowing for a tidier and far more coherent rewiring of thought.