Discovery Quote by Bill Bryson

“and wasn’t rust growth, of a kind? the growth of decay? If you don’t grow, you die;”

— Kathe Koja

“Rust is the failure of the work of man. The project, the venture, the experiment: failed, given up on, and not cleaned up after.”

— Martin Amis

“The small meannesses bred by the law of competition corrode men's character as rust spoils steel.”

— Frances Willard

“If the little grey cells are not exercised, they grow the rust.”

— Agatha Christie

“I decided I could lose nothing by the soft approach. If that didn't produce for me—and I didn't think it would—nature could take its…

— Raymond Chandler

“The world is like a machine, there is no extra parts so your are meant to do something, even if you are a little…

— Brian Selznick

“Scientists never study the important things. Like why some animals seem to have evolved the ability to gloat.”

— Joe Hill

“Great discoveries, whether of silk or gravity, are always windfalls. They happen to people loafing under trees.”

— Jeffrey Eugenides

“They had talked about how to lose weight. One was telling another that she ought to eat nothing but protein— meats, tofu, eggs—and salads.…

— Josip Novakovich

“As it turns out, over 90% of Biggest Loser participants regain all the weight they initially lose! 1 2 When we look at the…

— Ari Whitten

“In times like these, when their fat little comforts are threatened, you may be sure that science is the first thing men will sacrifice.”

— Ayn Rand

“The facts of things do not store well. They rot and fall apart. But the stories we tell last and even grow.”

— Ananda Braxton-Smith