Quotes About Understanding
any utterance of more than trivial length has no one translation; all utterances have innumerably many acceptable translations.
~ David Bellos
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There were no new ways to understand the world, only new days to set our understanding against.
~ David Berman
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Sooner or later, the realization arrives: the child discovers the immaturity of the parent, and the parent the maturity of his child.
~ David Bezmozgis
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Authentic communication is much more than just talking. It is understanding and being understood; identifying a tone of voice; detecting nonverbal cues; responding appropriately to offense; resolving conflicts; knowing what to say, when to say it and how to say it; experiencing the risks and rewards of knowing and being known; and much more.
~ Unknown
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You may not even have known that you had an assumption. It was only because he came up with the opposite one that you find out that you have one. You may uncover other assumptions, but we are all suspending them and looking at them all, seeing what they mean.
~ David Bohm
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In the dialogue people should talk directly to one another, one to one, across the circle. Then the time would come, if we got to know each other a bit and could trust each other, when you could speak very directly to the whole group, or to anybody in it.
~ David Bohm
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if there is listening through a "listener," then we are not listening.
~ David Bohm
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Your questions contain hidden assumptions; that's the point. Therefore, when you question the question itself, you may be questioning a deeper assumption. But that's done non-verbally. Do you see what I mean? To question the question eventually has to be a non-verbal act, which you can't describe.
~ David Bohm
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We can refer to this one process as experience-knowledge (the hyphen indicating that these are two inseparable aspects of one whole movement).
~ David Bohm
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Yet after that, everybody seemed to know what to do, because they understood each other so well. Then they could get together in smaller groups and do something or decide things.
~ David Bohm
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Irre-verration, i.e. the persistent holding to a truth beyond its proper limits, has evidently been one of the major sources of illusion and delusion throughout the whole of history and in every phase of life.
~ David Bohm
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If we all had to do a job together, we would likely find that each one of us would have different opinions and assumptions, and thus we would find it hard to do the job. The temperature could go way up.
~ David Bohm
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Even in science to raise fundamental questions can be very disturbing. Somebody could feel, 'I'd like to have the answer to this right away, and get out of this unpleasant state of disturbance', and he would never get anywhere.
~ David Bohm
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The undivided wholeness of modes of observation, instrumentation and theoretical understanding indicated above implies the need to consider a new order of fact, i.e., the fact about the way in which modes of theoretical understanding and of observation and instrumentation are related to each other.
~ David Bohm
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a proper world view, appropriate for its time, is generally one of the basic factors that is essential for harmony in the individual and in society as a whole.
~ David Bohm
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I have someone who loves me for me. Seriously, it REALLY helps!
~ David Bowie
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Deep down, most humans prefer living out their lives surrounded by comfortable certainties, guided by warm myths and metaphors, knowing that they'll understand their children, and their children will understand them.
~ David Brin
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Your neighbors are not all sheep. Your political opponents are not all evil or fools. Try talking to those you despise. They are your fellow citizens. And together, we are not lesser than any greatest generation..
~ David Brin
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I may not ever be able to be certain what is absolutely True... but I sure as heck can work to find out what isn't true! Moreover, I can improve my model of the world, by slowly, carefully finding out what is truer than what I already know.
~ David Brin
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The eyes that saw too much because they did not close enough.
~ David Carr
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For the first time, I saw my behavior from someone else's point of view.
~ Unknown
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It would be nice if I could make my wife happy now because she seems upset. I can ask what she's upset about and see if there might be a way I could help. Or instead of I shouldn't have eaten the ice cream, you can say, It would have been better if I hadn't eaten the ice cream, but it's not the end of the world that I did.
~ David D. Burns
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What are some benefits, or advantages, of this negative thought or feeling? How might it be helping you and your baby?
~ David D. Burns
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Mind Reading. You jump to conclusions about how others are thinking and feeling without any clear evidence.
~ David D. Burns
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