Treasures Quotes
Quotes on the things people quietly come to treasure.
What counts as a treasure often depends on distance - a book on a dusty shelf, a habit we've given up, or a belief about whether the universe even notices us. These quotes gather different takes on value and meaning, echoing themes in our Discovery quotes.
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I'm not a religious person. Chances are that the universe neither treasures nor regrets us.
Your second-hand bookseller is second to none in the worth of the treasures he dispenses.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of things do these quotes call treasures?
They range from literal books sold by a secondhand dealer to more abstract ideas, like a habit someone gives up that suddenly feels precious once it's gone.
Is there a skeptical take on treasure in this collection?
Yes, one compares stock exchange profits to the hoards of goblins, hinting at a more cynical view of financial gain as stockpiled rather than earned.
Do any quotes question whether the universe treasures us?
Yes, one suggests the universe likely feels neither fondness nor regret toward humanity, treating us with total indifference rather than as something valued.
Why does something become treasured only after it's gone?
One observes that once people stop doing something, everyone suddenly holds onto its memory more tightly, capturing how absence can boost the perceived value of a lost habit. Related ideas appear in our Memory quotes.
Is book collecting mentioned as a form of treasuring things?
Yes, one specifically praises a secondhand bookseller for holding treasures unmatched in worth, framing rare books as genuine treasures worth seeking out.
