Arrogance Quote by Emily Dickinson

“But, you say, there is very little conversation in this book. Why isn't there more dialoge? What we want in a book by this…

— Hemingway, Ernest

“At the time I vaguely knew that when anything stirs us that deeply, moves us to the point of distraction, and urgently invites us…

— Karol Jackowski

“He taught me how small, day-by-day decisions add up to the great consequences and that every thoughtful and educated decision I made about my…

— Eric Motley

“When you chronically interrupt your time with whom ever you're with to answer your phone/text you are saying that the caller is more important.”

— Jayce O'Neal

“Mark my words. The telephone will never become a practical necessity.”

— Lisa Harris

“And all this, I said, just as today was the case with the beginnings of wireless, would be of no more service to man…

— Hermann Hesse

“Man is a slow, sloppy, and brilliant thinker; computers are fast, accurate, and stupid.”

— John Pfeiffer

“He abruptly ended the call. Sometimes I was ecstatic that Manny had entered my life. That way I knew that I was not the…

— Estelle Ryan

“He was a telephone man who fell in love with long distance.”

— Tennessee Williams

“When you are touched by a calling, answer on the first ring. As time passes the volume decreases until it is silenced forever by…

— Carl Henegan

“When you are in the thick of things, you can get confused by small stuff,” Bezos said a few years later. “I knew when…

— Brad Stone

“He could focus my attention on how perfectly sublime life can be at times. Such moments are ephemeral, and without his guidance I might…

— Kevin Hearne