Some sentences or stories that Ana Belén Ramón underlines when she reads books, so she could quote them later.

Mar 3, 2008
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The game of life,” Erdós often said, “is to keep the SF ‘s score low. If you do something bad in life, the SF gets two points. If you don’t do something good that you should have done, the SF gets one point. You never score, so the SF always wins.
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— The man who loved only numbers, Paul Hoffman

The game of life,” Erdós often said, “is to keep the SF ‘s score low. If you do something bad in life, the SF gets two points. If you don’t do something good that you should have done, the SF gets one point. You never score, so the SF always wins.”