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“I am one of those who think, like Nobel, that humanity will draw more good than evil from new discoveries.”
― Marie Curie

“Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.”
― Tom Lehrer

“Literature is as old as speech. It grew out of human need for it and it has not changed except to become more needed. The skalds, the bards, the writers are not separate and exclusive. From the beginning, their functions, their duties, and their responsibilities have been decreed by our species... the writer is delegated to declare and to celebrate man's proven capacity for greatness of heart and spirit - for gallantry in defeat, for courage, compassion and love. In the endless war against weakness and despair, these are the bright rally flags of hope and of emulation. I hold that a writer who does not passionately believe in the perfectibility of man has no dedication nor any membership in literature.”
― John Steinbeck

“And of these few charitable billionaires, how many are motivated by greed for a Nobel peace prize, I don鈥檛 know. Yes, call me a cynic, but I am absolutely sure that hadn鈥檛 there been such a thing as the Nobel peace prize or similar versions of national, or state-level, or independent accolades, many of these millionaires and billionaires would have given up on their charitable endeavours. After having everything, a rich man seeks applause and reverence, for there is guilt in his mind. The guilt of having everything in this world.”
― Abhaidev, The Influencer: Speed Must Have a Limit

“How strange men are.' she said, because she could not think of anything else to say. 'They spend their lives fighting against priests and then give prayer books as gifts.”
― Gabriel Garc铆a M谩rquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude

“Alfred Nobel stipulated that no distinction of race or colour will determine who received of his generosity.”
― Abdus Salam

“Be nobel. Be the light as if you are the source of life.”
― Debasish Mridha

“I was in full digression! far from the subject!...my colonel was losing track...rapidly, of my story! my story!...my own story!...the gifts that I had personally received from Heaven!...yet I had insisted, every time! truly extraordinary gifts!...I'd made him repeat them a hundred times!...enough so he'd remember! that I was the only true genius! the century's only writer! the proof: that no one ever spoke of me!...everyone was jealous! Nobel! no Nobel! they had all joined forces to have me executed!...they could just go fuck off!...drop dead! since it was a question of death between me and them! I'll send their readers packing! all their readers! I'll make the public grow sick of their books! cabal! no cabal! since there was no room for two styles!...it was mine or theirs!...crawl or breastroke!...you understand!...the only inventor of the century! is me! me! me right here! the only genius, you might say! damned or not!...”
― Louis-Ferdinand C茅line, Conversations with Professor Y

“Lei 猫 sempre stata pi霉 sicura di me, pensava, e in quel momento vide distintamente le cause della sua sconfitta, la figuraccia che faceva spettinato e con la barba lunga, le pantofole scalcagnate, le pieghe dei pantaloni del pigiama che sembravano frange avvizzite, la vestaglia mezza su mezza gi霉, ci sono decisioni nella vita che, per prenderle, 猫 consigliabile esser vestiti come per uscire, con la cravatta e le scarpe lucide, questo significa essere un signore, esclamare in tono offeso, Se la mia presenza la disturba, signora, non ho bisogno che me lo dica, e all鈥檌stante si imbocca la porta, senza guardarsi indietro, guardarsi indietro 猫 un rischio tremendo, ci si pu貌 anche trasformare in una statua di sale e restare l矛 alla merc茅 della prima pioggia.”
― Jos茅 Saramago, The Double

“A e merrni dot me mend dilem毛n e shkrimtarit kur librat e tij botoheshin n毛 per毛ndim pa emrin e p毛rkthyesit?! Ai e dinte se kjo ndodhte r毛ndom毛 n毛 vendin e tij, n毛 shtetin e tij diktatur毛. K毛netat, bje fjala, thaheshin prej t毛 burgosurve t毛 regjimit, me pun毛 t毛 papaguar t毛 tyre, por mos p毛rmendja p毛r ar毛sye biografike e emrit t毛 p毛rkthyesit t毛 tij, jo vet毛m n毛 vendlindje por edhe n毛 botimet n毛 Per毛ndim, dhimbte shum毛. Shum毛 m毛 shum毛鈥� M毛 dhimbsh毛m se heshtja p毛r Nobelin e pa-uruar p毛r N毛n毛 Terez毛n, m毛 r毛nd毛鈥� Jan毛 plag毛 q毛 s鈥檓byllen as n毛 trupin e t毛 vdekurit k毛to鈥�”
― Faruk Myrtaj, Atdhe tjet毛r

“Meravigliosa fu in realt脿 la mia vita, pensava, meravigliose vie ha seguito. Ragazzo, non ho avuto a che fare se non con dei e sacrifici. Giovane, non ho avuto a che fare se non con ascesi, meditazione e contemplazione, sempre in cerca di Brahma, sempre intento a venerare l'eterno nello Atman. Ma quando fui giovanotto mi riunii ai penitenti, vissi nella foresta, soffersi il caldo e il gelo, appresi a sopportare la fame, appresi a far morire il mio corpo. Meravigliosa mi giunse allora la rivelazione attraverso la dottrina del grande Buddha, e sentii la conoscenza dell'unit脿 del mondo circolare in me come il mio stesso sangue. Ma anche da Buddha e dalla grande conoscenza mi dovetti staccare. Me n'andai, e appresi da Kamala la gioia d'amore, appresi da Kamaswami il commercio, accumulai denaro, dissipai denaro, appresi ad amare il mio stomaco, a lusingare i miei sensi. Molti anni dovetti impiegare per perdere lo spirito, disapprendere il pensiero, dimenticare l'unit脿. Non 猫 forse come se lentamente e per grandi traviamenti io mi fossi rifatto, d'uomo, bambino, di saggio che ero, un uomo puerile? Eppure 猫 stata buona questa via, e l'usignolo non 猫 ancor morto nel mio petto. Ma che via fu questa! Son dovuto passare attraverso tanta sciocchezza, tanta bruttura, tanto errore, tanto disgusto e delusione e dolore, solo per ridiventare bambino e poter ricominciare da capo. Ma 猫 stato giusto, il mio cuore lo approva, gli occhi miei ne ridono. Ho dovuto provare la disperazione, ho dovuto abbassarmi fino al pi霉 stolto di tutti i pensieri, al pensiero del suicidio, per poter rivivere la grazia, per riapprendere l'Om, per poter di nuovo dormire tranquillo e risvegliarmi sereno. Ho dovuto essere un pazzo, per sentire di nuovo l'Atman. Ho dovuto peccare per poter rivivere. Dove pu貌 ancora condurmi il mio cammino? Stolto 猫 questo cammino, va strisciando obliquamente, forse va in cerchio. Ma vada come vuole, io son contento di seguirlo.”
― Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha

“If you are a writer, don't give your critics importance, more than what they deserve. Remember, no Nobel has yet been given to a critic.”
― Nitya Prakash

“...siamo proprio come le canne al vento, donna Ester mia. Ecco perch茅! Siamo canne, e la sorte 猫 il vento.”
― Grazia Deledda, Canne al vento

“No Nobel Prize for me this year. Maybe next year?”
― Steven Magee

“Every year I am so disappointed not to get a Nobel Prize!”
― Steven Magee

“Maybe next year for my Nobel Prize?”
― Steven Magee

“Based on past awards of the Nobel Prize, my work on 鈥楢ltitude Hypersensitivity鈥� appears to be worthy.”
― Steven Magee

“Vivimos en la 茅poca de la premeditaci贸n y del crimen perfecto. Nuestros criminales ya no son aquellos jovenzuelos desarmados que invocaban la excusa del amor. Por el contrario, son adultos y su coartada es irrefutable: es la filosof铆a, que puede servir para todo, hasta para transformar a los criminales en jueces.”
― Albert Camus, The Rebel

“Nobel kazananlardan baz谋lar谋 补谤补艧迟谋谤尘补y谋 b谋rak谋r ve vaktini d眉nyay谋 dola艧谋p de臒i艧ik toplant谋lara kat谋larak ge莽irir. Bazen de, Bilim, 陌nsanl谋k, De臒erler, 陌nsan 脟abas谋 veya buna benzer soyut s枚zc眉klerden olu艧an) konularda konferans verir. Bu sayg谋n ki艧ilerin egolar谋, kendilerine imza i莽in sunulan bir s眉r眉 manifesto ile daha da kabar谋r; 莽眉nk眉, imzalar谋 bu manifestolar谋n lehine b眉y眉k a臒谋rl谋k koyacakt谋r. Bir 枚rnek: "D眉nya uluslar谋 bundan b枚yle dostluk ve uyum i莽inde ya艧amal谋 ve politik anla艧mazl谋klar谋 莽枚zmek i莽in sava艧 ara莽lar谋 kullanmaktan vazge莽melidir.”
― Peter Medawar, Advice To A Young Scientist

“I expect to be awarded the Nobel prize for researching what professional astronomers did not want researched.”
― Steven Magee

“I was the assistant to Andrea Ghez, the fourth woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in physics.”
― Steven Magee

“De m铆 se dir谩 posiblemente que soy un escritor c贸mico, a lo sumo. Y ser谩 cierto. No me interesa demasiado la definici贸n que se haga de m铆. No aspiro al Nobel de Literatura. Yo me doy por muy bien pagado cuando alguien se me acerca y me dice: me cagu茅 de risa con tu libro.”
― Roberto Fontanarrosa

“Ambition: Aspiring to be the first person in history to win all Nobel Prize categories.”
― Steven Magee

“The Nobel prizes are the Oscars of science.”
― Steven Magee

“I expect I will win one Nobel prize and I may end up eventually winning all categories.”
― Steven Magee

“No Nobel Prize for me this year!”
― Steven Magee

“You have more chance of winning the lottery than a Nobel Prize.”
― Steven Magee

“pero si te vas, luego no valen quejas. Mientras sigas intent谩ndolo, hay una posibilidad. Pero 驴si te rindes? Ah铆 es cuando muere el sue帽o.”
― Grazia Deledda, Cosima

“One of the joys of being an Observing Assistant at the W. M. Keck Observatory was watching the scientists I had worked with going on to win the Nobel Prize.”
― Steven Magee

“If you want to win a Nobel Prize, it pays to be associated with those that have won a Nobel Prize.”
― Steven Magee