Quotes About Competition
If the country were open on its borders, new forms would certainly immigrate, and this also would seriously disturb the relations of some of the former inhabitants.
~ Charles Darwin
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Entre las aves, la contienda es con frecuencia de carácter más pacífico, pues hay gran rivalidad entre los machos de muchas especies para atraer a las hembras, por el canto; o despliegan hermosos plumajes para verse de la mejor manera posible. También hacen extrañas y grotescas figuras, y luego las hembras espectadoras escogen al compañero que más atractivos les ofrece.
~ Charles Darwin
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It has been a bitter mortification for me to digest the conclusion that the 'race is for the strong' and that I shall probably do little more but be content to admire the strides others made in science.
~ Charles Darwin
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como se producen más individuos que los que pueden sobrevivir, tiene que haber en cada caso una lucha por la existencia, ya de un individuo con otro de su misma especie o con individuos de especies distintas, ya con las condiciones físicas de vida.
~ Charles Darwin
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La selección natural obra solamente por medio de la conservación de las variaciones que son en algún concepto ventajosas. Podemos comprender que cualquier forma representada por pocos individuos correrá mucho riesgo de quedar completamente extinguida
~ Charles Darwin
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since all organisms vary, and all reproduce themselves in greater numbers than can survive, there must always be competition between variants; in other words, the principle of natural selection, too, is universally applicable.
~ Charles Darwin
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Though nature grants vast periods of time for the work of natural selection, she does not grant an indefinite period; for as all organic beings are striving, it may be said, to seize on each place in the economy of nature, if any one species does not become modified and improved in a corresponding degree with its competitors, it will soon be exterminated.
~ Charles Darwin
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Man, like every other animal, has no doubt advanced to his present high condition through a struggle for existence consequent on his multiplication; and if he is to advance still higher, it is to be feared that he must remain subject to a severe struggle.
~ Charles Darwin
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belirtilen çeÅŸitli engeller ve belki daha bilinmeyen baÅŸkalar?, toplumun tasas?z, bozuk ve baÅŸka bak?mlardan aÅŸa?? üyelerinin iyi insanlardan daha h?zl? çoÄŸalmas?n? önlemezse, dünya tarihinde pek s?k görüldüÄŸü gibi, ulus geriler.
~ Charles Darwin
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no wiser than those pigs are worldly men who compete, and grudge, and struggle with each other, which shall get most money, most fame, most power over their fellow-men.
~ Charles Kingsley
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Cards are war, in disguise of a sport.
~ Charles Lamb
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She could ace the North Circular in a jacked Toyota Tercel faster than Sabine Schmitz could lap the Nürburgring in a Transit van, and the only times the plod had got on her tail she'd left them, well, plodding.
~ Charles Stross
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The competition could offer a free pass from the risk of having their heads added to the PM's decorative sculpture—or skullpture?—at Marble Arch. Whatever else you could say about His Dread Majesty, he didn't generally execute his servants unless they really fucked up.
~ Charles Stross
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Their eagerness to learn was replaced by a bizarre and erroneous notion that education is somehow a competition, not a process whereby a person becomes more capable and complete. There is even a term for the elite high school students most consumed by this phenomenon: "crispies"—because they have burned out. On
~ Charles Wheelan
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Several of the high schools consistently at the top of the rankings are selective enrollment schools, meaning that students must apply to get in, and only a small proportion of those students are accepted.
~ Charles Wheelan
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Maybe it's a stretch to blame a broader social pathology on hyper-competitive soccer parents. Still, there is not a huge downside to asking every once in a while, Why am I doing this? We will know for certain that my analysis is wrong when we see the following obituary: Bob Smith died yesterday at the age of 74. He finished life in 186th place.
~ Charles Wheelan
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Now we have come full circle to the subtitle of this book: children learn by unlearning other languages. Viewed in the Darwinian light, all humanly possible grammars compete to match the language spoken in the child's environment. And fitness, because we have competition, can be measured by the compatibility of a grammar with what a child hears in a particular linguistic environment. This theory of language takes both nature and nurture into account: nature proposes, and nurture disposes.
~ Charles Yang
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And with each new pitcher a hitter must adjust and adapt to a new repetoire of pitches.
~ Charley Lau
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Starbucks is the smart coffee for dumb people. It's the Christopher Nolan of coffee. Dunkin' Donuts is lowbrow, authentic. It is the simple, real pleasure of a Judd Apatow movie. Not showing off. Actual. Human. Don't compete with me, Christopher Nolan. You will always lose. I know who you are, and I know I am the smarter of us.
~ Charlie Kaufman
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I didn't come here to make friends.
~ Chaucer
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I could tell the raciest things these women had ever been involved in was a co-ed game of Connect Four.
~ Chelsea Handler
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She had Nick Lachey's body, a deep voice, very small boobies, and a crew cut. It would have come as no surprise if she had walked into the backyard to compete in a rock-hurling competition after dinner.
~ Chelsea Handler
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Ghana and Nigeria resented each other and competed for supremacy in every sphere—politics, academia, sports, you name it.
~ Chinua Achebe
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The way to compete with free is to move past the abundance to find the adjacent scarcity.
~ Chris Anderson
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