What’s the best lesson you’ve learned from a work of fiction?

the meek shall not inherit the earth.

Always keep your laser pistol loaded and on the low low.

That if we lose our voice, or if we let those who speak for on our behalf compromise our voice, than we are in for a really bad haircut. :) Legally Blonde's metaphors :)

Don’t do it

That all things are possible but who would have ever thunk of the current predicament.
Just when you need a president.

That when someone doesn’t want green eggs and ham, keep pushing them to try it until they do.

The Villain in a James Bond film Live and Let Die had a great line "Fairness to all and favouritism to none"

It's smart to keep your friends close but your enemies closer

If you give him a deep throat on the first date he'll propose

Don't make a deal with the Devil.

Humans are malevolent beings.

to be a Pragmatist !

So it goes.

ive learned everything from there

Current #1 books are almost universally trash