Quotes About Progress

The Third Wave can, and will, transcend this problem within industrialism. The Third Wave will be neither capitalist nor socialist, nor some milkwater blend of the two. It will demand a whole new economy, just as feudalism created an economy unknown to tribal humanity and industrialism created the two competing economies of capitalism and socialism, both unguessed and unpredictable from the perspective of the feudal stage.

The New Fundamentalists are not as far separated from the Old Fundamentalists as they like to think they are.

Worse yet, scientific models, like people and cattle and insect species and mountains and all things known, have a lifespan. Mountains may survive geological eras, but scientific maps, like people and birds, have short lives. None has ever lasted more than a few hundred years, at present. To believe in any such mask with the fervor of Gross and Levitt contradicts all known facts of scientific history. Every theory they worship will someday get junked.

Beethoven, to cite him one more time, said "Anybody who understands my music will never be unhappy again." That is because his music is the song of the Sixth Circuit, of Gaia, the Life Spirit, becoming conscious of Herself, of Her powers, of Her own capacities for infinite progress.

We are beginning to have that technology. For instance, biofeedback makes it possible to get into yoga meditation and tranquillity very easily compared to what yoga used to be. It used to be years to make any progress at all. With biofeedback you can make a lot of progress in two or three weeks.

Most of the world was illiterate until the 1970s. ~•~

Remember that this computer is only a few decades ahead of present technology, so it cannot "understand" your commands if you harbor any doubts about them. Doubts tell it not to perform. Work always from what you can believe in, extending the area of belief only as results encourage you to try for more dramatic transformations of your past reality-tunnels.

And once you have built that bigger, funnier, happier universe of thought, build a bigger and better one, for next month.

We are passing through Chaos but we will not end in Chaos. We still have a starry destiny ahead of us

What is not-tuned-in by the best scientific instruments of 1986 may easily be tuned-in in 1987, for all we know.

Loss is the price we pay for progress," she said. "Only as we leave things behind do we move forward.

went to see Quirk in his new high-tech office in the new high-tech police headquarters. "Wow," I said. "You must be catching a lot more crooks now." "We got so many," Quirk said, "they're asking us to slow down a little.

When I'm stuck," Healy said, "I go over it." "All of it," Jesse said. "Start at page one of my notebook and go page by page all the way through.

We maybe should ask him about that?" Suit said. "Sooner or later," Jesse said. "First, you want to get all your ducks in a row?" "I'd settle for getting them herded into the same area," Jesse said.

Travel backwards in time? I don't see any future in it.

Somehow, despite it's tragedies, life goes on.

Why stay we on earth except to grow?

A man's reach should exceed his grasp

The best is yet to be.

To only have conceived, Planned your great works, apart from progress, Surpasses little works achieved!

And once a beachhead is established, it is crucial to push inland as quickly as possible. The idea is not simply to seize a beach but to take enemy-held territory.

At some point in life, we learn our limitations, the distances we can we can travel and the boarders we will never cross. And we go from there.

Time had weight. The weight was growing.

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