Quotes About Evolution
It might have begun a bit like a chess game, but it had taken on its own momentum, and owned both of them.
~ Julie Anne Long
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A nondescript place, but it had inevitably changed over the years; one of the old oaks had been split by lightning and now lay on its side, and the others had grown into behemoths around their fallen comrade.
~ Julie Anne Long
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Look forward, not back, the Hag said. All is change. Do not regret. Instead, learn.
~ Juliet Marillier
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Seven years of this and I'll have lost whatever edge I once had, I said. I'll have turned into one of those well-fed countrywomen who pride themselves on making better preserves then their neighbors, and give all their chickens names.
~ Juliet Marillier
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The movement of the wheel is relentless. All changes; all moves on.
~ Juliet Marillier
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No idea is as absurd as the idea of progress.
~ Julius Evola
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Cixi's style was not to force through drastic change, but to bring it about gradually through perseverence.
~ Jung Chang
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Her changes were dramatic and yet gradual, seismic and yet astonishingly bloodless.
~ Jung Chang
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I guess it's true what they say: if you wait long enough everything changes.
~ Junot Diaz
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Jay-Z told me once that one of his buddies from the Marcy Projects, in Brooklyn, said to him, Man, you've changed. And he replied, You're goddamn right. You act like I've been busting my ass to stay the same.
~ Justin Timberlake
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It would seem that marsupials are poor imitations of full-fledged mammals. Their inadequacy gives them a certain appeal; we're touched by it.
~ K?b? Abe
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If covering our bodies with clothes represents a cultural step forward, there is no guarantee that in the future masks will not be taken equally for granted.
~ K?b? Abe
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The change in the sand corresponded to a change in himself. Perhaps, along with the water in the sand, he had found a new self.
~ K?b? Abe
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Only man has turned away from the law of survival of the fittest, taken up the weak and ailing, and guaranteed their right to survival. So heroes perish, but the weak live on. One measure of a civilisation, in fact, is the percentage of misfits in its society. There's even a political scientist (anonymous) who claims that our modern age is an age of the patient, by the patient, for the patient.
~ K?b? Abe
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Indeed, jealousy is an animal feeling, capable even of rising to murder. There are apparently two hypotheses about jealousy: that it is a product of civilization and that it is a basic instinct of animals.
~ K?b? Abe
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When man evolved from the monkey, he did not do so by his use of tools, as is usually claimed, but because he had come to distinguish himself from monkeys by his face.
~ K?b? Abe
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Oye, eres un hueso duro de roer. ¿Cuándo vas a comprender lo feo que puede resultar un cuerpo sano? Mientras la historia de los animales es un proceso de evolución, la Historia Humana no es sino una evolución retrógrada. ¡Vivan los monstruos, que son encarnaciones de los grandes débiles!
~ K?b? Abe
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How quickly children grow! They are infants -- you look away a minute and in that time they have left their babyhood behind.
~ Kamala Markandaya
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each generation has to create the image of God that works for it.
~ Karen Armstrong
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We should probably all pause to confront our past from time to time, because it changes its meaning as our circumstances alter.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Skeletal remains show that plant-fed humans were a head shorter than meat-eating hunters, prone to anemia, infectious diseases, rotten teeth, and bone disorders.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Had the notion of God not had this flexibility, it would not have survived to become one of the great human ideas.
~ Karen Armstrong
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Like the Babylonians, the Aryans were quite aware that their myths were not factual accounts of reality but expressed a mystery that not even the gods themselves could explain adequately. When they tried to imagine how the gods and the world had evolved from primal chaos, they concluded that nobody—not even the gods—could understand the mystery of existence:
~ Karen Armstrong
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As we have seen, so many of the things we once took for granted have proved unreliable that we may have to "forget" old ways of thought in order to meet the current challenges.
~ Karen Armstrong
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