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Quote:- I feel very strongly indeed that a Cambridge education for our scientists should include some contact with the humanistic side. The gift of expression is important to them as scientists; the best research is wasted when it is extremely difficult to discover what it is all about ... It is even more important when scientists are called upon to play their part in the world of affairs, as is happening to an increasing extent.
Author:- Sir William Bragg
Category:- science
Quote:- I feel your words on my lipsand feel your mood in my hips
Author:- Maquita Donyel Irvin
Category:- Love
Quote:- I felt a Cleaving in my Mind—As if my Brain had split—I tried to match it—Seam by Seam—But could not make it fit.
The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
Author:- Emily Dickinson
Category:- poetry
Quote:- I felt a Cleaving in my Mind—As if my Brain had split—I tried to match it—Seam by Seam—But could not make it fit.The thought behind, I strove to joinUnto the thought before—But Sequence ravelled out of SoundLike Balls—upon a Floor.
The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
Author:- Emily Dickinson
Category:- poetry
Quote:- I felt a powerful compulsion to reach out and touch her, as though her body was a familiar place—as though she’s someone I’d known all my life, someone I was relieved to see again.
Love and Other Sins
Author:- Emilia Ares
Category:- Relationships
Quote:- I felt as if I were riding a pendulum. Just as I would swing into the abyss of hopelessness, the pendulum would swing back with some small goodness.
Between Shades of Gray
Author:- Ruta Sepetys
Category:- hope
Quote:- I felt it deep in my bones, beyond the need for survival: the starvation for meaning, for purpose.
Dreaming of Hiraeth
Author:- Bianca Viola
Category:- inspiration
Quote:- I felt knowledge and the unity of the world circulate in me like my own blood.
Siddhartha
Author:- Hermann Hesse
Category:- knowledge
Quote:- I felt that blank incapability of invention which is the greatest misery of authorship, when dull Nothing replies to our anxious invocations. "Have you thought of a story?" I was asked every morning, and each morning I was forced to reply with a mortifying negative
Frankenstein: Or, the Modern Prometheus
Author:- Mary Shelley
Category:- inspiration
Quote:- I felt that someone who was different from another didn’t make them weird. If anything, it would be weird if all people were the same, and frankly, boring. I didn’t think people had to force connections with everyone, but they surely didn’t have to judge each other either.
A Most Important Year
Author:- J. Aleong
Category:- hope
Quote:- I felt the taste of mortality in my mouth, and at that moment I understood that I was not going to live forever. It takes a long time to learn that, but when you finally do, everything changes inside you, you can never be the same again. I was seventeen years old, and all of a sudden, without the slightest flicker of a doubt, I understood that my life was my own, that it belonged to me and no one else.I’m talking about freedom, Fogg. A sense of despair that becomes so great, so crushing, so catastrophic, that you have no choice but to be liberated by it. That’s the only choice, or else you crawl into a corner and die.
Moon Palace
Author:- Paul Auster
Category:- philosophy
Quote:- I finally got you to love me the way I love you.
What He Revealed
Author:- Jannat Bhat
Category:- best
Quote:- I find authoring quotes to be one of the most effective forms of communication.
Author:- Steven Magee
Category:- best
Quote:- I find it terrifying how so many people are prepared to spend so much on motivation and inspiration, yet spend so little on education and information.
Author:- loren weisman
Category:- motivational,inspiration
Quote:- I find it useless to be always cautious of time if we want to be happy and peaceful. Happiness, and peace, should be independent of time.
Author:- Ravi Ranjan Goswami
Category:- time
Quote:- I find peace when I'm confused, I find hope when I'm let down, not in me but in you.
Author:- Switchfoot
Category:- hope
Quote:- I find that most people serve practical needs. They have an understanding of the difference between meaning and relevance. And at some level my mind is more interested in meaning than in relevance. That is similar to the mind of an artist. The arts are not life. They are not serving life. The arts are the cuckoo child of life. Because the meaning of life is to eat. You know, life is evolution and evolution is about eating. It's pretty gross if you think about it. Evolution is about getting eaten by monsters. Don't go into the desert and perish there, because it's going to be a waste. If you're lucky the monsters that eat you are your own children. And eventually the search for evolution will, if evolution reaches its global optimum, it will be the perfect devourer. The thing that is able to digest anything and turn it into structure to sustain and perpetuate itself, for long as the local puddle of negentropy is available. And in a way we are yeast. Everything we do, all the complexity that we create, all the structures we build, is to erect some surfaces on which to out compete other kinds of yeast. And if you realize this you can try to get behind this and I think the solution to this is fascism. Fascism is a mode of organization of society in which the individual is a cell in the superorganism and the value of the individual is exactly the contribution to the superorganism. And when the contribution is negative then the superorganism kills it in order to be fitter in the competition against other superorganisms. And it's totally brutal. I don't like fascism because it's going to kill a lot of minds I like. And the arts is slightly different. It's a mutation that is arguably not completely adaptive. It's one where people fall in love with the loss function. Where you think that your mental representation is the intrinsically important thing. That you try to capture a conscious state for its own sake, because you think that matters. The true artist in my view is somebody who captures conscious states and that's the only reason why they eat. So you eat to make art. And another person makes art to eat. And these are of course the ends of a spectrum and the truth is often somewhere in the middle, but in a way there is this fundamental distinction. And there are in some sense the true scientists which are trying to figure out something about the universe. They are trying to reflect it. And it's an artistic process in a way. It's an attempt to be a reflection to this universe. You see there is this amazing vast darkness which is the universe. There's all these iterations of patterns, but mostly there is nothing interesting happening in these patterns. It's a giant fractal and most of it is just boring. And at a brief moment in the evolution of the universe there are planetary surfaces and negentropy gradients that allow for the creation of structure and then there are some brief flashes of consciousness in all this vast darkness. And these brief flashes of consciousness can reflect the universe and maybe even figure out what it is. It's the only chance that we have. Right? This is amazing. Why not do this? Life is short. This is the thing we can do.
Author:- Joscha Bach
Category:- science