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Altruism (n.) is disregarding one's own cause.
Altruism (n.) is a clever form of egotism.
Altruism (n.) is selfishness out with a pair of field glasses and imagination.
Altruism (n.) makes it unclear if I am trying to help you or want to be liked by you, for the way feelings are, it’s not so easy to distinguish your happiness from mine.
Beneficence (n.) is like watering someone else's garden with the flowers you prefer.
Beneficence (n.) tends to arrive with the giver's name on the building.
Beneficence (n.) is like a tip: sized by the giver, remembered by the receiver.
Beneficence (n.) improves the giver's mood more reliably than the receiver's situation.
The Bestowing virtue (n.) is the highest virtue: uncommon and useless — a thirst to become sacrifices and gifts yourselves, and so to amass all riches in your soul.
Boldness (n.) is the leap that invents its own landing
Boldness (n.) is important — a bashful dog never fattens.
Boldness (n.) is necessary for success — A faint heart never filled a flush.
Boldness (n.) is about taking a big leap — you can't cross a chasm in two small jumps.
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