Ants Quote by Brandon McCartney

“We are ants on the carcass of the world, spawned out of nothing, going busily nowhere. One of us dies, the others crawl over…

— Morris L. West

“Still we live meanly like ants.”

— Henry David Thoreau

“just then a little black ant struggles by alone, alone. And in that moment, I want us to give ourselves over to industry, carry…

— Michael Kleber-Diggs

“Ants, like human beings, can create civilizations without the use of reason.”

— Abbott Lawrence Lowell

“Ants that encounter in their path a dead philosopher may make good use of him.”

— Stanisław Lem

“Accepted nowhere, belonging nowhere, The Human Ant is forced to roam the world, half-ant, half-cow.”

— David Mamet

“Without a single thought on their mind, an ant, a bird, and a bee all just know what to do.”

— Sadguru

“But what if we are more indomitable than we realize? What if we’re not so fragile after all? There are colonies of ants that…

— Hugh Howey

“It was the luckiest day of my life when those ants clogged up your fuel filter.” “Hm, maybe this was their plan all along,…

— Connie Bailey

“The ants say: aren't we all bleeding a little?”

— A.S. King

“What worries me the most,' she continued, 'is the opposite, the possibility that they're not trying. They could communicate with us, all right, but…

— Carl Sagan

“Imagine what humans could do, if we all worked together like an ant colony...minus the queen.”

— Justin D. Hill