Jasanoff Dawn Quotes & Sayings

There are four kinds of people in the world, Ms. Harper. Those who build walls. Those who protect walls. Those who breach walls. And those who tear down walls. Much of life is discovering who you are. When you find out, you also realize there are places you can no longer go, things you can no longer do, words you can no longer say. — P.S. Baber

Truth - all that matters;
For it is all that endures — Joel A. Kasparian

All spiritual practices are illusions created by illusionists to escape illusion. — Ram Dass

Mythology is to relate found truth to the living of a life. — Joseph Campbell

A weapon men use against women is the refusal to take them seriously. — David Mitchell

That's exactly why I was so dangerous - I didn't give up. — H.M. Ward

Deep and liquid markets in a country's domestic economy are the essential shock absorbers through which the perilous waters of international financial integration can be navigated. — Bibek Debroy

An object only receives its true value from the one who cares the most about it. — Brianna J. Merrill

The first time I heard Clyde McPhatter singing with the Dominoes at the Apollo I just fell off my chair — Ahmet Ertegun

To exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, and to live as a people, we must have trees. — Theodore Roosevelt

We are not trapped or locked up in these bones. No, no. We are free to change. And love changes us. And if we can love one another, we can break open the sky. — Walter Mosley

Factoring in millions of people when I'm writing a song is not a good idea. I don't ever do it. — Taylor Swift

Another way Mother Nature builds resilience is by being very federal in how she self-organizes. She nests her communities - which are analogous to states, counties, and towns - within a flexible framework that makes the whole more than the sum of its parts. That is, she's built on trillions and trillions of small-scale networks, starting with microorganisms and building into bigger and bigger ecosystems. But each one is a little community, naturally adapting and evolving in order to survive and thrive. — Thomas L. Friedman