Explanation Of 'The Duffer One's Heaven'

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The beautiful quotes by Ehsan Sehgal

1. A vision is such a bridge that connects with physical reality and spiritual insight.

2. Writing and telling about oneself that, what others have said, may not execute self-promotion and not a conflict of interest too; indeed, that contributes real information.

3. A broken heart cry may touch and shake the heaven; however, not a heart of a cruel one.

4. Though, love lands blindly and silently; however, its fuel is truth and trust. Otherwise, it flies back.

5. The excessive pride breaks and blows all the best and real relationships.

6. A broken heart cry may touch and shake the heaven; however, not a heart of a cruel one.

7. The sex, wealth, and high status, which demonstrate the human biggest weakness, I have scratched out from my mind; consequently, no one can drag and entangle into that anymore, except legitimate.

8. To
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The duffer one's heaven is the Wikipedia, where academic ones are the house arrest and used for their shelter of qualification.

13. Wikipedia is the best place for the poor grammar.

14. If one desires, to explore the unique idiots and the fools; the Wikipedia has that and such place.

15. The scholarly world rejects Wikipedia as a reliable website that most of the world's silly clowns, contribute their ignorance, within the garbage of Wiki-Rules, which also, indeed, contradict each other.

16. You cannot delete this, whether, with due or undue weight. It is social media, not the Wikipedia.

17. One cannot trust the Wikipedia since its articles have each minute or continual variant content, in all subjects, which demonstrates the lack of qualification and vision. One may find the most authentic and reliable articles on websites that even have no editorial board.

18. Notability cannot prevail any subject's reality.

19. Each life, struggles for life, one breathes comfortably, and one feels hardship. It means life.

20. My love has no copyright; however, my beloved may have

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