Ideas Quote by Virginia Woolf

“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

“At times, feeling the wind on my brow, I went numb with horror. In my imagination I saw armies of ants and cockroaches calling…

— Jerzy Kosiński

“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

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

— Stanisław Lem

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

— Abbott Lawrence Lowell

“And real talk, like, seeing these ants and studying them and respecting them, it’s like, man, they’re in their own community too. They’re trying…

— Brandon McCartney

“The mind is strong. It survives, even without thought. Even with everything taken away, it holds a seed—your self.”

— Haruki Murakami

“The idea of a monkey, albeit a slightly more sophisticated than average one, probing inside of my mind as though she were looking for…

— David Simpson

“He then represented to himself the human species, as it really is, as a parcel of insects devouring one another on a little atom…

— Voltaire

“She raised a little mountain for the ants to climb over. She reduced them to a frenzy of indecision by this interference in their…

— Virginia Woolf

“Thought is an acid, eating us away. At first we imagine it will only eat into that which is rotten and sick and must…

— Hjalmar Söderberg