Quotes About Information
Jim Is there no other way? Claire We could just say no to him. Jim Can't risk that. Collapse of conference, collapse of backbench support, collapse of Cabinet. Collapse of my career. The biggest disaster since Dunkirk. Humphrey I think not, Prime Minister. Jim Name a bigger one. Humphrey The Freedom of Information Act.
~ Jonathan Lynn & Anthony Jay
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How do you know that?" "Because,"Chong said with raised eyebrows,"when you open those things called 'books',there are words as well as pictures.Sometimes the words tell you stuff.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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The economy blows, or don't you read the papers?" "Who reads the fucking papers? News is free on the internet.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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The cold reality is that much of the valuable information relevant to our intellectual, personal, and academic development is locked within the covers of books in the code of written language.
~ Jonathan Mooney
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the plural of "anecdote" is "data.
~ Jonathan Rauch
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When I asked her how she would have fared had she remained out there on her own, fishing for information online and trying to figure out where to begin, she replied that she might eventually have made a successful transition, but the process would have been difficult and demoralizing.
~ Jonathan Rauch
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Persons who dismiss stories such as those of Keith John Sampson as merely "anecdotal" need to be reminded that the plural of "anecdote" is "data.
~ Jonathan Rauch
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Or, to take the analogy imagined by Amos Oz and Fania Oz-Salzberger in Jews and Words, the reader today who consumes "Tolstoy and Toni Morrison with his morning coffee while skimming two news sites on his electronic device and perusing the small print on his breakfast cereal package.
~ Jonathan Rose
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This paradox suggests that Judaism has a different understanding of language than the one that prevails in the West and had its origins in ancient Greece. The philosophers, heirs to the Greeks, tended to think of language as conveying information. What matters is whether it is true or false.
~ Jonathan Sacks
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That is because speech is much more than the conveying of information. It is the substance of relationship, and when this is poisoned, trust and the social bond are undermined. We use the phrase "character assassination" precisely because some form of violence is being committed, even if it is verbal rather than physical.
~ Jonathan Sacks
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That is, when I have not spent much time thinking about the fallen condition and redemptive solution of the passage—which is hard, spiritual, honest soul-searching work!—I find that my message and teaching tend toward mere information. It may be good, literarily astute, and doctrinally orthodox information, but it ultimately falls short of the faith-eliciting and virtue-forming goal of the Gospels.
~ Jonathan T. Pennington
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Without news to feed it, the biggest story starves.
~ Emlyn Williams
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El hombre light se alimenta de noticias, mientras que el hombre sólido procura hacer una síntesis de ellas, buscando su sentido. Hay
~ Enrique Rojas
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nunca ha sido tan abundante y prolija la información y nunca, sin embargo, ha habido tanta ignorancia. El
~ Enrique Rojas
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En este negocio no sólo vendemos información y espacios publicitarios: por encima de todo vendemos silencio.
~ Enrique Serna
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other words, she seems to ignore the fact that political participation presupposes access to culture and information, mastery of the tools of reflection, a certain availability of time and, above all, the satisfaction of socially determined needs.
~ Enzo Traverso
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between 1995 and 2000 more than 12,000 new works on the Third Reich were published,
~ Eric A. Johnson
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the next largest source of information about the Holocaust came from foreign radio broadcasts
~ Eric A. Johnson
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many Germans who received information about the mass murder from other people no doubt heard it from people who themselves had heard it on the radio. Indeed, other than the sources of information about the Holocaust already mentioned, all other sources were of secondary importance at best.
~ Eric A. Johnson
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Flyers and leaflets dropped by Allied airplanes during the war informed only a small minority of Germans. This is no accident. Few Germans ever got hold of such fliers, since they were quickly collected by Nazi supporters and members of the Hitler Youth. In addition, the murder of Jews was never a major topic of Allied military propaganda.
~ Eric A. Johnson
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Receiving information, however, is not the same as believing it.
~ Eric A. Johnson
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news of the atrocities reached a large portion of the German public by the end of the war. A substantial minority of about one-third of the population became aware of the mass murder of Jews while it was still taking place, and most believed this information, especially because it came from persons they trusted.
~ Eric A. Johnson
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Three centuries after the appearance of Franklin's 'Courant ' it no longer requires a dystopic imagination to wonder who will have the dubious distinction of publishing America's last genuine newspaper. Few believe that newspapers in their current printed form will survive.
~ Eric Alterman
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A model is a selectively simplified and consciously structured form of knowledge.
~ Eric Evans
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