Confirmatory Research Quotes & Sayings

Twitter is wonderful. You can kill rumours instantly. — Eli Roth

Stupid never dies. — Michael G. Manning

Our true worth doesn't come from the work we do, it comes from who we are as human beings. — Marie Forleo

THE TROUBLE WITH DYING By Maggie Le Page — Maggie Le Page

I always thought to myself, 'I don't want to be doing stand-up when I'm 40 years old.' — Chelsea Handler

Acts 10:38 says, "See how God anointed Jesus of Nazareth who went about doing good." He just got up every day and did good. Everywhere he went, even though he had a purpose and he was headed somewhere, he let himself be interrupted by the needs of people. So often we study the steps of Jesus. Maybe we need to study the stops of Jesus. The things that he stopped for, the things that interrupted his plan, where he would alter his plan and help somebody here and there. — Joyce Meyer

Every time the Lord grants you His mercy and favor, doors will be opened for you. — Sunday Adelaja

Who cares if a carrot has a slight bend? They're all the same when they end up on the plate. — Tristram Stuart

Suffering is not increased by numbers. One body can contain all the suffering the world can feel. — Graham Greene

He who is discouraged after a failure is not a real artist. — Auguste Rodin

The blind won't admit that I have eyes in my head, and the deaf say that I'm dumb. — Karl Kraus

But we don't correct for the difference in science, medicine, and mathematics, for the same reasons we didn't pay attention to iatrogenics. We are suckers for the sophisticated. In institutional research, one can selectively report facts that confirm one's story, without revealing facts that disprove it or don't apply to it - so the public perception of science is biased into believing in the necessity of the highly conceptualized, crisp, and purified Harvardized methods. And statistical research tends to be marred with this one-sidedness. Another reason one should trust the disconfirmatory more than the confirmatory. — Nassim Nicholas Taleb

It is called the real presence, not in an exclusive sense, as though other forms of presence were not real, but by reason of its excellence. It is the substantial presence by which Christ is made present without doubt, whole and entire, God and man. — Pope Paul VI

Its walls were mirrored, its tables marble, its espresso feral, its pastry stale. — Amy Waldman