Sir Robert Watson Watt Quotes

#1. One is good but ten is better. together is a powerful, beautiful, and peaceful.

B. Armynanta

#2. Sometimes, all you can do is push through. Make mistakes and accept them.

Jasinda Wilder

#3. This reasoning is based on the wishful thinking that genius can only be earned through education and hard work. It denies the time-proven truth that genius can strike like a random bolt of lightning, at any time in any place, even in a humble glover's home in a small town in Elizabethan England.

Andrea Mays

#4. If you wanted to see into the future, you just had to look to the past. Reaching

Matthew Mather

#5. It's foolish to trump up stories about how primitive humans built pyramids, stone henge or other ancient giant structures. The only logical explanation is ... those relics ain't built by human kind. It is easier to admit this pity explanation than to justify otherwise.

Toba Beta

#6. When you're the first in a new category, promote the category. In essence, you have no competition. DEC told its prospects why they ought to buy a minicomputer, not a DEC minicomputer. In

Timothy Ferriss

#7. A smartphone is an e-toy designed for the lonely inner child hidden in each and everyone of us.

Saurabh Sharma

#8. up in the Ozarks, I'd learned that spring brings out nature's beauty, but the warmth that awakens the flowers also breeds tornadoes; you have to accept the bad with the good.

Tegan Wren

#9. When the old ways disappear, as perhaps they must, it is regrettable that so little is saved from them, so that those who practice them suffer the penalty of obsolescence, as the poor folk of a new and more efficient world.

Philip L. Wagner

#10. Zing. Major zing.

Cecily White

#11. I have come up the hard way.

Johnny Olson

#12. War is about remaking the world to suit the whims of some powerful group over the whims of some other powerful group. The dead are just the sparks that fly from the metal as they grind it down.

David Wong

#13. Fiction leaves us so much work to do, allows the individual so much input; you have to see, you have to hear, you have to taste the madeleine, and while you are seemingly passive in your chair, you have to travel.

Hilary Mantel