Quotes About Development
In any event, there was no "fall" into "Dark Ages." Instead, once freed of the bondage of Rome, Europe separated into hundreds of independent "statelets."16 In many of these societies progress and increased production became profitable, and that ushered in "one of the great innovative eras of mankind," as technology was developed and put into use "on a scale no civilization had previously known.
~ Rodney Stark
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An additional indication of economic growth in ancient Greece comes from the major increases in the average size of Greek houses: in the eighth century BC it was 53 square meters; by the sixth century BC it had grown to 122 square meters; and by the fifth century BC it was 325 square meters.54
~ Rodney Stark
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the Romans knew of the watermill but made nearly no use of it, continuing to rely on muscle power to grind their flour.20 The Ottoman Empire prohibited the mechanical clock, and so did the Chinese.
~ Rodney Stark
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For there is another truth: to the extent that other cultures have failed to adopt at least major aspects of Western ways, they remain backward and impoverished.
~ Rodney Stark
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capitalism was a very Catholic invention: it first appeared in the great monastic estates, way back in the ninth century.
~ Rodney Stark
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Russians like the rest of us prefer to believe that their history has progressed in a straight and positive line. They explain away troubling events such as brutal reigns of Ivan the Terrible or Stalin as necessary stages on the path to greatness.
~ Rodric Braithwaite
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Feedback is oxygen. It's lifeblood. We can't grow and develop without it.
~ Roger Connors
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Understanding should be promoted in young children before it is too late.
~ Roger Fisher
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The only way to measure our progress is to read about what this country used to be.
~ Roger Lea MacBride
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To put the point another way: the Marxist theory of history, which explains all historical development as the product of changes in the economic infrastructure, is false.
~ Roger Scruton
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Ali gotovo uvijek idemo najkra?im putem, ravno, pa zaboravljamo da ?ovjek može napredovati ?ak i kad ide u krug.
~ Roger Zelazny
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All progress demands payment. These are the growing pains of which you speak, not the final results. Fool! There is no such thing as progress! Not as you see it! What good are all the machines and ideas you unloose in their cultures, if you do not change the men themselves?
~ Roger Zelazny
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Go ahead and smirk. These things are not always a mere function of time
~ Roger Zelazny
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A lifetime had to be crafted, just like anything else, she thought, it had to be moulded and beaten and burnished in order to get the most out of it.
~ Rohinton Mistry
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French toys are usually based on imitation, they are meant to produce children who are users, not creators.
~ Roland Barthes
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Writing, on the contrary, is always rooted in something beyond language, it develops like a seed, not like a line, it manifests an essence and holds the threat of a secret, it is an anti communication, it is intimidating.
~ Roland Barthes
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Errors once discovered are more than half amended
~ Ron Chernow
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Growing up as a miniature adult, burdened with duties, he developed an exaggerated sense of responsibility that would be evident throughout his life.
~ Ron Chernow
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soon to be eclipsed by New York.
~ Ron Chernow
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Rejecting a simple grid for the capital as tiresome and insipid, he argued that such a pattern made sense only for flat cities. Not only would diagonal streets provide contrast and variety, but they would serve as express lanes, shortening the distance between places. Town squares would be situated where diagonal avenues crossed.
~ Ron Chernow
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The sum total of these developments resulted in nothing less than a revolution in medical education.
~ Ron Chernow
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As he ventured timidly beyond the self-contained world of his youth, he could not just enjoy spontaneous pleasure and had to justify it in terms of self-improvement.
~ Ron Chernow
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What nobody could have foreseen in 1913 was that
~ Ron Chernow
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Washington grew as a leader because he engaged in searching self-criticism.
~ Ron Chernow
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