Cruelty, bullying, selfishness.
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Vanity Fair, 7 February 2005 source ↗
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Being mean online.
To place faith over facts.
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View profile →The loss of physical, financial, and psychological independence.
Thrust into my profession without any training whatsoever, I had to just flounder and just find my way. It was an agonizing experience. It’s like jumping off a diving board in the Olympic contest without knowing how to swim or dive, and I just had to find my way. So one day, I said to Jimmy Cagney, “Jimmy, what is acting?” and he said, “I don’t know.” He said, “All I can tell you is whatever you say, mean it,” and I thought that marvelous counsel.
Doing cryptic crosswords or, equally, reading tales of mystery and imagination.
In their company, each of us doing his/her own thing in perfect harmony.
Champagne.
Nelson Mandela.
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