Quotes About Humanity
genetic evolution greatly accelerated during the last 50,000 years. The rate at which genes changed in response to selection pressures began rising around 40,000 years ago, and the curve got steeper and steeper after 20,000 years ago.
~ Jonathan Haidt
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We humans have a dual nature - we are selfish primates who long to be a part of something larger and nobler than ourselves.
~ Jonathan Haidt
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Our righteous minds made it possible for human beings—but no other animals—to produce large cooperative groups, tribes, and nations without the glue of kinship.
~ Jonathan Haidt
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And you'll find the Sanctity foundation underlying some of the moral passions of the environmental movement. Many environmentalists revile industrialism, capitalism, and automobiles not just for the physical pollution they create but also for a more symbolic kind of pollution—a degradation of nature, and of humanity's original nature, before it was corrupted by industrial capitalism.
~ Jonathan Haidt
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Please, son, listen: intellectual vigor and humanity don't always go together. One can be an A student but a D person. And you have the drive. I need someone with drive . And you, dear. You're his soulmate in every way.
~ Jonathan Kellerman
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Still, I think it grieves the heart of God when human beings created in His image treat other human beings like filthy rags.
~ Jonathan Kozol
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When you're dying in America, at the end of the millennium, you're not alone
~ Jonathan Larson
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To be human is necessarily to be a vulnerable risk-taker; to be a courageous human is to be good at it
~ Jonathan Lear
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If you were born in a country or at a time not only when nobody comes to kill your wife and your children, but also nobody comes to ask you to kill the wives and children of others, then render thanks to God and go in peace. But always keep this thought in mind: you might be luckier than I, but you're not a better person.
~ Jonathan Littell
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So what's the most atrocious thing you've seen?" He waved his hand: "Man, of course!
~ Jonathan Littell
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Please, mein Herr, shoot the children cleanly.
~ Jonathan Littell
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There were always reasons for what I did. Good reasons or bad reasons, I don't know, in any case human reasons. Those who kill are humans, just like those who are killed, that's what's terrible. You
~ Jonathan Littell
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So who is guilty? Everyone, or no one? Why should the worker assigned to the gas chamber be guiltier than the worker assigned to the boilers, the garden, the vehicles? The
~ Jonathan Littell
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This path is very rarely the result of any choice, or even of personal predilection. The victims, in the vast majority of cases, were not tortured or killed because they were good any more than their executioners tormented them because they were evil. It
~ Jonathan Littell
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Fin dagli albori della storia umana, la guerra è sempre stata considerata il male più grande. Ma noi avevamo inventato qualcosa al cui confronto la guerra finiva per sembrare pulita e pura.
~ Jonathan Littell
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There are men for whom war, or even murder, is a solution, but I am not one of them; for me, as for most people, war and murder are a question, a question without an answer, for when you cry out in the night, no one answers.
~ Jonathan Littell
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Every single zom, every man, woman and child, no matter how decayed or how frightening they are, no matter how dangerous they are—they were all once real people. They had names, and lives, and personalities, and families. They had dreams and goals. They had pasts and they thought they had futures, but something came and took that away from them.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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It doesn't exactly fill me with pride." "For what, being a white man?" "For being a carbon based life-form.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Humanity comes first. Always. Politics and religion, valuable as they are, are always of second importance. If we do not work together to preserve life, to treasure it and keep it safe, then nothing we fight for is worth having.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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La humanidad es lo primero. Siempre. La política y la religión, aunque valiosas, tienen una importancia secundaria. Si no trabajamos juntos para conservar la vida, para dignificarla y mantenerla fuera de peligro, entonces no tenemos nada por lo que luchar».
~ Jonathan Maberry
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He'd never much cared for the need to believe one people were better than another. One on one, most of them seemed all right. It was only when you gathered any of them in groups they tended to be stupid.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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It's horrible, and we humans, just as always, will be the cause. Screw up the water. Fuck up the air. Cut down the trees and shit on the world. We'll call it science. We'll call it sport.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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This wasn't about who liked who; this was a human being who did not deserve what happened to him.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Some things touch every open heart and wound every soul.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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