Racismo Wikipedia Quotes & Sayings

It was his vocation to pleasure as many women as possible, in pursuit of his own pleasure. It was as close to a job as he got. — Rosanna Leo

Human beings," said the Ship's Confessor, "cannot designate a 'current best candidate' without psychological consequences. Human rationalists learn to discuss an issue as thoroughly as possible before suggesting any solutions. For humans, solutions are sticky in a way that would require detailed cognitive science to explain. We would not be able to search freely through the solution space, but would be helplessly attracted toward the 'current best' point, once we named it. Also, any endorsement whatever of a solution that has negative moral features, will cause a human to feel shame - and 'best candidate' would feel like an endorsement. To avoid feeling that shame, humans must avoid saying which of two bad alternatives is better than the other. — Eliezer Yudkowsky

desperately needed to practice her German, because she couldn't sing Schubert's songs in English for — Sarah Lark

Your punishment if you're a woman. Not loved enough. — Joyce Carol Oates

We're all works in progress, Diaz. We're all broken and bleeding and trying to fix ourselves up into something human. — Allison Van Diepen

I'm very pro-science and pro-technology; I believe that these have been key drivers of progress in the world in the last centuries. — Peter Thiel

My hope is in you, Lord. Be my refuge, for You are my strength ... Into Your hands, Lord, I commend my spirit. You have redeemed me, Lord, God of Truth. — Bernadette Soubirous

Hmm," Logan hummed in his ear. "You don't taste like a cherry anymore."
Tate turned his head on the pillow. "A cherry? I don't - "
"Yep," Logan interrupted, kissing his cheek. "I popped it, sucked on the seed, then licked it all up, and made it mine. — Ella Frank

But only once they created a sense of craving - the desire to make everything smell as nice as it looked - did Febreze become a hit. That craving is an essential part of the formula for creating new habits that Claude Hopkins, the Pepsodent ad man, never recognized. — Charles Duhigg

The full ethereal round, Infinite worlds disclosing to the view, Shines out intensely keen; and all one cope Of starry glitter glows from pole to pole. THE — Henry David Thoreau

Films can only be made by by-passing the will of those who appear in them, using not what they do, but what they are. — Robert Bresson

...that is how marriages take place. If you left it up to men, they would never get there. Nobody would be married. You have to remind men to get married. — Alexander McCall Smith