Quotes About Interpretation
and one of those interpretive historical markers your aunt reads aloud while nobody listens
~ Leif Enger
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Is there a single person on whom I can press belief? No sir. All I can do is say, Here's how it went. Here's what I saw. I've been there and am going back. Make of it what you will.
~ Leif Enger
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Ye fearful saints, fresh courage take; The clouds ye so much dread Are big with mercy, and shall break In blessings on your head. Judge not the Lord by feeble sense, But trust him for his grace; Behind a frowning providence He hides a smiling face. His purposes will ripen fast, Unfolding every hour; The bud may have a bitter taste, But sweet will be the flower. Blind unbelief is sure to err, And scan his work in vain. God is his own interpreter, And he will make it plain.
~ Leland Ryken
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It was at this point, visualizing too vividly another Mr. Kaplan in the class, that anxious little lines had crept around Mr. Parkhill´s eyes.
~ Leo Rosten
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The final allegation of the accuser states that Socrates made a mischievous use of certain passages in the most highly reputed poets, interpreting, for example, a line from Hesiod to mean that one should abstain from no unjust or shameful deed but do even such things for the sake of gain. Xenophon's response speaks of Socrates' standard as the beneficial or the good; it says nothing about his views on the noble and just.
~ Leo Strauss
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With regard to both the physical and the social world, one of the main lessons of neuroscience is that our perception of reality is something we actively construct, not a passive documentation of objective events.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Psychologists call this the confirmation bias
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Thus even random patterns can be interpreted as compelling evidence if they relate to our preconceived notions.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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first no one knew exactly how to interpret
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Random events often look like nonrandom events, and in interpreting human affairs we must take care not to confuse the two.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Just as, looking at a Rorschach blot, you might see Madonna and I, a duck-billed platypus, the data we encounter in business, law, medicine, sports, the media, or your child's third-grade report card can be read in many ways. Yet interpreting the role of chance in an event is not like intepreting a Rorschach blot; there are right ways and wrong ways to do it.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Em vez de convencer as pessoas, os dados apenas polarizaram o grupo. Assim, até mesmo padrões aleatórios podem ser interpretados como evidências convincentes quando se relacionam a noções preconcebidas.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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Our brains are not simply recording a taste or other experience, they are creating it.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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We fill in blanks and make guesses, but the truth about us is far more complex and subtle than that which can be understood as the straightforward calculation of conscious and rational minds.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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And when people interpret the behavior of someone who is a member of a minority, they interpret it in the context of preconceived stereotypes.51
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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if events are random, we are not in control, and if we are in control of events, they are not random. There is therefore a fundamental clash between our need to feel we are in control and our ability to recognize randomness. That clash is one of the principal reasons we misinterpret random events.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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When we perform an assessment or measurement, our brains do not rely solely on direct perceptional input. They also integrate other sources of information—such as our expectation.
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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After the event, of course, a signal is always crystal clear; we can now see what disaster it was signaling…. But before the event it is obscure and pregnant with conflicting meanings."6
~ Leonard Mlodinow
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The Second Testament authors used the same First Testament texts independently of one another. And they interpreted them in exactly the same way, often citing the texts in the same order.
~ Leonard Sweet
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The artist sees what others only catch a glimpse of.
~ Leonardo da Vinci
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Painting is mute poetry, and poetry is blind painting
~ Leonardo da Vinci
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art is never finished, only abandoned
~ Leonardo da Vinci
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It's not enough that you believe what you see. You must also understand what you see.
~ Leonardo da Vinci
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El pintor es dueño de todas las cosas que el hombre pueda pensar... lo que en el universo existe por esencia, presencia o imaginación, él lo tiene antes en su mente y en sus manos luego
~ Leonardo DaVinci
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