Quotes About Progress

for now, almost was good enough

Sample after sample. Class after class. Puzzle after puzzle. Day after day. Month after month.

He'd been at the Glade for roughly twenty-four hours. One full day. And look at all the things that had happened. All the terrible things. Surely it could only get better.

And yet it's not really an experiment as much as it is … constructing a blueprint.

The world is changing

Burn me--you grew some nice-sized eggs over night, now didn't ya?

So we've had to up the ante, and now it's time for Phase Two. It's time for things to get difficult.

But you need to understand your history. What got us here, why we're in this mess. You'll never figure out where you're going until you understand from where you came.

He moved. Forward. He squeezed past the connecting rods at the last second and stepped into the Maze. The walls slammed shut behind him,

A place we've never looked before?" Alby asked. "What do you think we've been doing for two years

Piece by piece, you'll learn—I'll be takin' you on the Tour tomorrow.

He had to focus on the future or he'd never reach it.

And so, we have failed. But we have also succeeded.

The future of the human race outweighs all. Every death and every sacrifice are well worth the ultimate outcome.

Todo va a pasar. Solo llevará un poco de tiempo.

Mark followed him, determined to stop dwelling on the past. He had to focus on the future or he'd never reach it.

Once he let go of thinking about things in such a black-and-white manner, he was able to start seeing his own thoughts and conscience as things he could mentally manipulate. That was when he started making progress.

The Changing.

with finding a cure for some disease?" "It has everything in the world to do with it." Rat Man sighed

It was as if the buildings were alive, growing right before their eyes as they got closer.

He even saw something that looked like an orange flower in the distance. He was half tempted to go pick it for Trina, but he knew she'd scold him within an inch of his life if he dared impede the progress of the forest. Maybe his day would be good after all. They'd survived the worst natural disaster in known human history—maybe the corner had been turned.

They just had to go, to move, to do. That was it.

Flight is the only truly new sensation than men have achieved in modern history.

In our technology-dominated world, the value of literature is getting harder and harder to maintain, but it must be maintained if we're going to have any humanity left at all.