History Quote by Bill Bryson

And what shall we know of this life on earth after death? The dissolution of our timebound form in eternity brings no loss of…

— Carl Jung

“Our lives are small temporally as well as spatially: if this 14-billion-year cosmic history were scaled to one year, then 100,000 years of human…

— Max Tegmark

“Stick out your arms," he'd say, "straight out at your sides," and when he had you in the appropriate cruciform position he'd say, "Left…

— Robert Charles Wilson

One hand has surely worked throughout the universe

— Charles Darwin

How much past there is in a life, however brief it be.

— Madame de Stael

The hand is where the mind meets the world.

— Carl Zimmer

“What is it about a hand that seems quintessentially human? The answer must, at some level, be that the hand is a visible connection…

— Neil Shubin

“Spread your arms out to your sides, like a plane. Your wingspan is a timeline. Your left fingertip represents the time of the first…

— Dale McGowan

The flesh had infinity in it. I must know every inch by touch yet every inch renewed its mystery the instant my hand moved…

— Glen Duncan

“The art of the great historic civilizations never impress us as much as an Eskimo harpoon or a mask from the South Pacific. The…

— Octavio Paz

“The way our fingers intertwine feels so natural and right; as if our hands hold memories of meeting in a thousand other lifetimes.”

— John Mark Green

“I am convinced that human history has not yet begun, that we find ourselves in the last period of the prehistoric.”

— Bartolomeo Vanzetti