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Quotes About Cooperation

This is why we need you," said Much comfortably. "You're a pessimist and a good planner.
~ Robin McKinley
If everyone would sweep their own doorstep, the whole world will be clean.' 
~ Robin S. Sharma
good manners are the lubricant of an organization.
~ Robin S. Sharma
It's the best five players that win the game, not the five best players.
~ Robin S. Sharma
When spider webs unite, they tie up a lion.
~ Robin S. Sharma
madre Teresa de Calcuta: «Si cada uno barriera el patio de su casa, tendríamos un mundo más limpio».
~ Robin S. Sharma
The trees act not as individuals, but somehow as a collective. Exactly how they do this, we don't yet know. But what we see is the power of unity. What happens to one happens to us all. We can starve together or feast together.
~ Robin Wall Kimmerer
for civilization to survive, the human race has to remain civilized
~ Rod Serling
Aren't you getting tired of people hating one another? What do they think they get out of it?
~ Roger Ebert
Durante más de doce años, Bruce Patton ha colaborado con nosotros en redactar y explicar todas las ideas de este libro. El año pasado se hizo cargo de la difícil tarea de volcar nuestro pensamiento conjunto en un texto con el que estuviéramos todos de acuerdo. Es un placer darle la bienvenida a Bruce, editor de la primera y coautor de esta segunda edición.
~ Roger Fisher
Chess looks like a zero-sum game; if one loses, the other wins—until a dog trots by and knocks over the table, spills the beer, and leaves you both worse off than before.
~ Roger Fisher
The participants should come to see themselves as working side by side, attacking the problem, not each other. Hence the first proposition: Separate the people from the problem.
~ Roger Fisher
Even apart from a shared interest in averting joint loss, there almost always exists the possibility of joint gain. This may take the form of developing a mutually advantageous relationship, or of satisfying the interests of each side with a creative solution.
~ Roger Fisher
We are not born free, nor do we come into this world with a self-identity and autonomy of our own. We achieve those things, through the conflict and cooperation that weave us into the social fabric. We become freely choosing individuals only by acquiring obligations to parents, siblings, institutions and groups: obligations that we did not choose.
~ Roger Scruton
Beneath every society where self-interest pays off, lies a foundation of self-sacrifice.
~ Roger Scruton
A nation-state is a form of customary order, the byproduct of human neighborliness, shaped by an "invisible hand" from the countless agreements between people who speak the same language and live side by side. It results from compromises established after many conflicts, and expresses the slowly forming agreement among neighbors both to grant each other space and to protect that space as common territory.
~ Roger Scruton
el comunismo que preconizaba Marx entraña una contradicción: es una situación en la que se disfruta de todas las ventajas que tiene el orden legal, pero no existe la ley; en la que se logran todos los beneficios de la cooperación social, a pesar de que nadie goza de esos derechos de propiedad que, hasta la fecha, han sido los que han hecho posible precisamente la cooperación.
~ Roger Scruton
We have to take our neighbours seriously, as people with an equal claim to protection, for whom we might be required, in moments of crisis, to face mortal danger. We do this because we believe ourselves to belong together in a shared home. The
~ Roger Scruton
First, a man may in some ways be superior to his fellows and still serve them, if together they serve a common cause which is greater than any one man. I believe that I serve such a cause, or I would not be doing it.
~ Roger Zelazny
In other words, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence was recommending to the chief architect of the U.S. Constitution that any Virginia bank functionary who cooperated with Hamilton's bank should be found guilty of treason and executed.
~ Ron Chernow
and they pooled their money to set up the new bank.
~ Ron Chernow
He said that he felt that the time had about come when the companies should work together with a view of preventing other companies from engaging in the business
~ Ron Chernow
In mapping out his strategy, Rose adopted the GEB model of using Rockefeller money as a catalyst for government cooperation.
~ Ron Chernow
Since he never owned more than a third of his company, he needed the cooperation of other people.
~ Ron Chernow