Quotes About Innovation

The above doesn't mean that, for environments in which the assumptions of Lean are not valid, fragments of Lean cannot be used

And then I had my greatest stroke of genius since that ham sandwich with pickles that time.

Technology is always double-edged, and the day stone tools were invented, axe murder became possible.

Spurred on by both the science and science fiction of our time, my generation of researchers and engineers grew up to ask what if? and what's next? We went on to pursue new disciplines like computer vision, artificial intelligence, real-time speech translation, machine learning, and quantum computing.

Electricity is a remarkably simple—though dangerous—animal.

Then, oh shit, nanotech tentacles.

You generally need at least a modicrum of stability for people to have the time and resources to innovate and the will to make risky choices.

How did I ever live before I had an AI in my brain?

Every plan had its flow. But sometimes, living in the future was damned cool. Even if she couldn't get a rocket car.

I wonder how many species break their planets getting off them.

My new friend paced alongside on six slender legs, the two deadly looking raptorial manipulators folded against its forethorax, the more delicate ones waving gently in the air.

If Michelangelo was too proud to lean, Vincent wasn't.

In any case, Prometheus is in the process of reinvention. I'd like to plead our case.

it turns out that ten thousand amateurs taken on average are usually better at coming up with a workable solution than one expert is. Anybody that's ever heard an unrehearsed crowd sing a familiar melody accurately has witnessed this in action.

Hey, it's my job to climb into questionable machines.

Three explosions in three days, and not even one of them had been Closs's idea.

Somebody intelligent enough for space flight already lives on Grail.

Sometimes, laziness was the next best thing to genius.

Richard is made in the image of a physicist dead since the previous century.

Humans have their hearts. Humans have their souls. And look at the abominations they achieve.

Hey, I'd found an option that was even less appealing that starving to death. Let's hear it for human ingenuity!

Muire had never expected the Technomancer, as people were beginning to call her, to come to her door.

We didn't build House. We just adaptd it, learned how to program it.

We didn't build House. We just adapted it, learned how to program it.