“A scientist can revisit scientific history at his choice. A humanist has no choice: he must revisit the history of the humanities all the time, because it is always alive and can’t be superseded.”
5. The sociopathic attention-seeker.
6. On a silver tray.
7. Stare at them incredulously.
5. Merely glancing at a tax form is enough to revert you back to infant-level maturity.
“I can see my glass is half full…but, of course, I did order a double.”
“This is so great! Like, why are we waiting for guys to come to us, Ilana?! Did Amelia Earheart wait to be asked to fly around the world? Definitely not. She asked. And then they said no… but she still did it.”
5. Don’t recognize it? Don’t eat it.
“I’m on edge,” Jared offered, “I’ve – I’ve been on edge, ever since our success at the Globes,” he added, pulling at his hair for emphasis.
When we talk about jealousy now it’s always something you want to rid yourself of, something that feels foreign. Even in the grip of it, does it not feel like you’re being taken over by an unwanted foreign antibody? We talk about it as if we’re victim to it, but in reality we’re not.