Quote by Stephen C. Meyer

“Objected to as incompetent, irrelevant, and immaterial,”

— Erle Stanley Gardner

“and that which is done of goodwill must, to my thinking, be accepted favourably. Had it been otherwise, methinks they had ere now been…

— Walter Scott

“Where's the sense in promising to achive the achievable?”

— Terry Pratchett

“Where affluence is the rule, the true threat is the loss of desire,(...) What is new is not that prosperity depends on stimulating demand.…

— John N. Gray

“Ego breeds ambition, and arrogance, and that breeds disdain for those who are weaker; it tends towards fascism.”

— A.K. Stone

“Mr. Aguilar belonged to that race of privileged minds who are always right.”

— Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“The problem is that the spurious, the unreal, the untrue is so much easier to find that it is in danger of becoming the…

— Idries Shah

“Direct rule by the superrich invites a dangerous amount of scrutiny.”

— Jane Mayer

“It said something about the ability of the free marketplace to mold people’s behavior into a socially acceptable pattern. For this was capitalism at…

— Michael Lewis

“The whole organization seemed to be in free fall, indulging in a collective fantasy in which experienced colleagues refused to admit that their every…

— Anonymous

“The historians criticized a tendency, as they phrased it, to too rapid generalization. Other people blamed my method; and those who complimented me were…

— André Gide

“As it is, the profusion of commodities is a genuine and powerful compensation for oppression.”

— Ellen Willis