Quotes About Evolution

I vow to become the change that might have been.

But life doesn't end," the smiling proponents of unwinding all insist. "It just transforms. We like to call it 'living in a divided state.'

Things pass. Even big things. And when they're far behind us, they don't look as big anymore.

Nature is the sum of all selfishness, forcing each and every species to viciously claw its way to survival by snuffing others in the suffocating mire of history.

everything can—and will—change in an instant. People, truths, whole realities. The trick is deciding if a certain change is good, or bad, or some other thing we don't yet have words for.

Marie," she said, "it's finally happened." "What has, dear?" "I've stopped seeing myself as Citra Terranova," she said. "I've finally become Scythe Anastasia.

Of course, the bad scythes weren't all in the past. But instead of "bad" they were now called "innovative" and "forward-thinking.

The binary at last becoming the one.

My artwork isn't evolving, it's deconstructing, and I don't know why.

Scythe Curie seemed a mix of many emotions, but she folded them all away, like clothes that no longer fit, and closed the drawer.

karena tanda pertama adanya peradaban selalu saja sampah. [P. 73]

Copper aspires to gold, and glass to a precious gem

We believe that flames are not meant to burn forever.

Una especie no puede crecer si nunca se enfrenta a las consecuencias de sus acciones.

THE OLD GUARD AND THE NEW ORDER

Primordial ooze

For you nothing has changed." "Everything has changed, sir." "Perhaps everything will change again.

flames were not meant to burn forever.

Historically, fallen civilizations left behind ruins that vanished into the landscape, only to be rediscovered thousands of years later, becoming almost mystical in nature. But what happens to the institutions and edifices of a civilization that doesn't fall, but evolves beyond its own embarrassment?

Last I heard, no one's been deaf for two hundred years.

The world is full of bad ideas that turn into wonderful things.

Bottom line: I don't believe anyone who says they got the answers to society's ills because society's ills mutate faster than the flu

But life can never be the same after a year of training to be a scythe

We are not the same beings we once were. Consider our inability to grasp literature and most entertainment from the mortal age. To us, the things that stirred mortal human emotions are incomprehensible. Only stories of love pass through our post-mortal filter, yet even then, we are baffled by the intensity of longing and loss that threatens those mortal tales of love.