Quotes About Community

I just want to be smart like other pepul so I can have lots of frends who like me.

If your smart you can have lots of frends to talk to and you never get lonley by yourself all the time.

If your smart you can have lots of frends to talk to and you never get lonley by yourself all the time. Prof

I've got to stop this childish worrying about myself — my past and my future. Let me give something of myself to others.

O problema real é que não há lugar pra ninguém em lugar algum

Its easy to have frends if you let pepul laff at you. Im going to have lots of frends where I go.

Business is a spiritual endeavor, and it brings us closer to one another and closer to God.

However many people you know now, you will always need to know more. You want to connect with as many people as possible to increase your chances of meeting the right people who will change your personal and professional life.

This law … defines the limits of competition in the community of life. You may compete to the full extent of your capabilities, but you may not hunt down your competitors or destroy their food or deny them access to food. In other words, you may compete but you may not wage war.

Diversity is a survival factor for the community itself. A community of a hundred million species can survive almost anything short of a global catastrophe.

The community of life that we see here at any given time isn't just a random collection. It's a collection of successes. It's the remainder that is left over when the failures have disappeared.

One thing I know people will say to me is 'Are you suggesting we go back to being hunter-gatherers?'" "That of course is an inane idea," Ishmael said. "The Leaver life-style isn't about hunting and gathering, it's about letting the rest of the community live—and agriculturalists can do that as well as hunter-gatherers.

I went out and had a drink. I needed to talk to someone, and solitary drinkers are lucky in this regard— they always have someone to talk to.

The tribal life doesn't turn people into saints; it enables ordinary people to make a living together with a minimum of stress year after year, generation after generation.

We had been taken from The Wild and brought together in one place, because, for some strange reason, people found us interesting.

If there are forty thousand people in an area that can only support thirty thousand, it's no kindness to bring in food from the outside to maintain them at forty thousand. That just guarantees that the famine will continue.

This is of course a startling idea, the idea that laws could be anything but invented - but that's exactly the point to be made about tribal laws. Tribal laws are never invented laws, they're always received laws.

We are inclined to think of hunters and gatherers as poor because they don't have anything; perhaps better to think of them for that reason as free. MARSHALL SAHLINS

a tribe is nothing more than a coalition of people working together as equals to make a living.

Diversity, not uniformity, is what works. Our problem is not that people are living a bad way but rather that they're all living the same way. The earth can accommodate many people living in a voraciously wasteful and pollutive way, it just can't accommodate all of us living that way.

You'll know you're among the people of your culture if the food is all owned, if it's all under lock and key." "Hmm

What you do is to teach a hundred what I taught you, and inspire each of them to teach a hundred. That's how it's always done.

THIS LAW THAT YOU HAVE so admirably described defines the limits of competition in the community of life. You may compete to the full extent of your capabilities, but you may not hunt down your competitors or destroy their food or deny them access to food. In other words, you may compete but you may not wage war." "Yes. As you said, it's the peace-keeping law.

In hierarchal organizations, the boss is a supreme being. In tribal organizations, the boss is just another worker.