Cabinets Quote by Alfred North Whitehead

Nothing in all Nature is more certain than the fact that no single thing or event can stand alone. It is attached to all…

— Julian Johnson

The Universe consists of non-simultaneously apprehended events.

— R. Buckminster Fuller

“Logically, such a nonoccurrence is just as much an event as an occurrence, but phenomenologically it is not.”

— Thomas Gilovich

But the universe, as a collection of finite things, presents itself as a kind of island situated in a pure vacuity to which time,…

— Muhammad Iqbal

“The man who says that all events are necessitated has no ground for critizing the man who says that not all events are necessitated.…

— Epicurus

“Most events are inexpressible, and take place in a sphere that no word has ever entered. Most inexpressible of all are works of art,…

— Anonymous

“All events are but the consummation of preceding causes, clearly seen but not distinctly apprehended.”

— Marion Zimmer Bradley

“We shouldn’t view our work as a series of isolated events. Static. Unique. Only vaguely related. The fact is, those presumably isolated events combine…

— Jim Benson

The universe is a communion of subjects, not a collection of objects.

— Thomas Berry

“Every object and event must have a plausible chain of causality that leads to it.”

— S.F. Chapman

“This causation exists as a streamed organization of constantly fluid potential. Anything that can be must first hold the streaming potential to be. It…

— Dew Platt

The universe, that vast assemblage of every thing that exists, presents only matter and motion: the whole offers to our contemplation, nothing but an…

— Baron d'Holbach