Podcasts that mention 📚 A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway

There’s a quote from Hemingway at the end of A Farewell to Arms where he states there are people who are so strong they can’t break; eventually, the world breaks everyone, and the ones that don’t break it kills.

Zach Braff discusses a quote from the book 'A Farewell to Arms' by Ernest Hemingway, highlighting a poignant statement made at the book's conclusion about human strength and resilience.

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Take, for instance, the opening of "A Farewell to Arms" where he describes the dust on the trees that summer. It resonates throughout the story and comes back at the end; that's a poetic genius that AI simply cannot replicate.

The host discusses Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms' as an illustration of exceptional writing, emphasizing the depth and artistry that cannot be replicated by AI.

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Well, there's there's a Hemingway quote that I love, I think it's in A Farewell to Arms, he says, you know, 'Life breaks everyone, but those it doesn't break, it kills.'

In this segment, the host shares a favorite quote from Hemingway, attributing it to his novel 'A Farewell to Arms.' The quote reflects on the fragility of life, emphasizing that while life may break many people, those who remain unbroken face a different kind of challenge.

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