Hi, I'm @arazgholami, Programmer, Blogger and Explorer.
I create things and make them better. I'm a repairer, not replacer.
I love to transform complex things to simple things.
Inspiring quotes I saw around
All sorrows can be borne if you put them into a story
- Karen Blixen
"The world is a maze of illusions. It's not easy for the light to shine into the prison of our earthly existence."
- Misty | Cyberpunk 2077
“Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change.”
- Confucius
"It's not binary. You can be decent and gifted at the same time."
- Steve Wozniak
"The impure
are the untouched,
the unburned, the unslain.
Those who have not been torn
have no value in themselves
and no place in this world!
They are asleep!
Rejoice!
The broken
are the more evolved."
- Split (2016)
"No one tells me anything new, so I will tell myself my own story."
- Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra
“The devil once said to me: ‘Even God has his hell: it is his love for man.’”
- Nietzsche
Don’t look for a reason; Look for a way out.
– Cube
“I have grown old from the sorrow of troubles and many problems, most of which never actually happened.”
- Mark Twain
“In paradise they had two choices: happiness without freedom, or freedom without happiness. There was no third choice.”
- Yevgeny Zamyatin, We
“Startups are a bit like smoking in the 50s. Cool people did it, no-one talked about the cancer or the passive smoke effects."
- @brokep
“We build walls of speed to avoid bigger and deeper questions. We keep ourselves busy with distractions so we don’t ask: Am I healthy and happy? Are my children growing up right? Are politicians making good decisions on my behalf? Another reason, and perhaps the most important reason why slowing down is difficult, is the cultural taboo against it. In our culture, ‘slow’ is a dirty word. It is synonymous with lazy and slacker. Synonymous with someone who retreats from their goals—for example, ‘he is a bit slow’ is synonymous with stupidity.”
- Carl Honoré, In Praise of Slow
Andante, antes de que muerav (Move, before you die.)
- Pablo Neruda