Quotes About Innovation

Peter F. Hamilton

It's always quicker and easier to tear things down than it is to build them back up again.

Astronomy post 2050 had effectively ceased to be a pure science.

Peter F. Hamilton

Science your way out of this.

We should take our time and reach the Dyson Pair as we expand naturally, not pull off this crazy Apollo stunt.

Peter F. Hamilton

Ah, that's the Jaguar-Chevrolet 2251 T-bird, the convertible

For now, we must reprogram the hyperdrive. There are a great many safety limiters to be removed.

There must be a way.

The military do so love shiny new technology, there's always so many ways to abuse it.

Genuine scientific progress is a slow climb, which requires a stable society to support thinkers and theorists over many generations.

What's a lightwave ship?" "UFO, basically." "Cool," Angela said.

All of the buildings, all of those cars Were once just a dream In somebody's head

where creativity doesn't drive a company's strategic vision, most often the lowest price will be the winning formula. Success, abundance, a rising standard of living-for individuals, companies, communities, nations-will depend on a capacity to create, invent, and innovate.

Just make a mark and see where it takes you

Thinking ish-ly allowed ideas to flow freely.

Hmmph! I can make a better dot than THAT!

As far as I'm concerned, you could send all the cars in the world through a compactor and shoot them out through the stratosphere and put them in orbit around Mars. Except, of course, the taxis that have to be at my disposal when I need them.

The same ideas that created the problem will not be able to solve it.

When F. W. Woolworth opened his first store, a merchant on the same street tried to fight the new competition. He hung out a big sign: "Doing business in this same spot for over fifty years." The next day Woolworth also put out a sign. It read: "Established a week ago: no old stock.

Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen Gesellschaft,

I began to see motorcyclists who had attached computer discs to their back mudflaps, because they made good reflectors. In a place called Xingwuying, locals climbed the Great Wall whenever they wanted to receive a cell phone signal.

Adaptability to change is itself a hallmark of successful education.