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Ashleigh Elwood Brilliant es un humorista inglés que vive en Santa Bárbara, California, Estados Unidos. Wikipedia  

✵ 9. diciembre 1933
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“Cuanto más vive uno menos futuro tiene por el cual preocuparse.”

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Fuente: Manual del pesimista https://lamenteesmaravillosa.com/cincuenta-grandes-verdades-del-manual-del-pesimista/, Eric Marcus.

“Mis opiniones pueden haber cambiado, pero no el hecho de que tengo razón.”

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Original: «My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I'm right».
Fuente: The Most Unusual Quiz Book in the World Volume 1 https://books.google.com.ar/books?id=CLhhyi9kfsAC&pg=PA38&dq=my+opinions+may+have+changed+but+not+the+fact+that+i+am+right&hl=es&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjE3PnK-9_bAhXCjJAKHbtuAbkQ6AEIJjAA#v=onepage&q=my%20opinions%20may%20have%20changed%20but%20not%20the%20fact%20that%20i%20am%20right&f=false

“A mis 84 años lamento que la ciencia aún no haya invalidado el concepto de mortalidad, pero eso, estoy seguro, se acerca.”

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Original: «At nearly 84, I'm sorry science hasn't yet invalidated the concept of mortality – but that, I'm sure, is coming».
Fuente: Brilliant News email messages to subscribers, martes 21 de noviembre de 2017.

“He aprendido a aceptar el nacimiento y la muerte, pero a veces todavía me preocupa lo que hay de por medio.”

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Fuente: Manual del pesimista https://lamenteesmaravillosa.com/cincuenta-grandes-verdades-del-manual-del-pesimista/, Eric Marcus.

Ashleigh Brilliant: Frases en inglés

“People sometimes ask me what I think of the world today – as if 10,000 published Thoughts do not provide sufficient enlightenment on that subject. But let me not shrink from an honest answer. In world affairs. I am an optimist. Despite attention-grabbing headlines about the latest shocking incidents, and worrisome developments resulting from the fact that nationalism is still trumping internationalism, I believe that overall the people being born today, in whatever countries and circumstances, have a better chance than ever before of living worthwhile lives. At nearly 84, I'm sorry science hasn't yet invalidated the concept of mortality – but that, I'm sure, is coming. And, in the meantime, as inhabitants of this small planet, perhaps with most of our worst times behind us, I'm confident that we can, in general, find much to be thankful for.”

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From his Brilliant News email messages to subscribers, Tuesday, November 21 20017

“There's much to be said for immortality – for example, the saving on funeral expenses. And no more nonsense about "legacies," and about how anything you've accomplished will "live on after you."”

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From his weekly column for the Montecito Journal: MJ#37, an attachment to his "Brilliant friends" email messages, 1 April 2018

“It's been a lifelong problem of mine that those I've been closest to are the ones I've had the least influence on. My parents, my sister, my wife, even my cat — or maybe I should say especially my cat — have never really taken me seriously. That may help to explain why I finished up making a career of peddling my thoughts to the world in general. At least the world in general doesn't automatically dismiss anything coming from me, that is, so long as I say it in a neat epigram of 17 words or less.”

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From WHAT MATTERS MOST, a lecture given by Ashleigh Brilliant, May 6 2007, Victoria Hall, Santa Barbara, California. Taken from the author's website: ashleighbrilliant.com