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I bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass I love If you want me again look for me under your boot-soles. You will hardly know who I am or what I mean But I shall be good health to you nonetheless And filter and fibre your blood.
Walt Whitman
This myth filter was necessary. The ship logs could not tell it rightly nor could any flatfooted prose. And the deeds were too bright to be viewed direct. They could only be sung by a bard gone blind from viewing suns that were suns.
R. A. Lafferty
All of these things raise the question of the communication of scientific knowledge to the public. Is industry becoming a screen through which facts must be filtered, so that the hard, uncomfortable truths are kept back and only the harmless morsels allowed to filter through?
Rachel Carson
Larry and I just had that great cross filter: if both of us kind of related to [an idea] in some way, it seemed to work.
Jerry Seinfeld
About all these things physics can tell us nothing. The idea of natural selection, which, as we shall see, is uaully called in to account for this vast creative surge, is already looking increasingly inadequate to explain evolution. The main trouble is, I think, best explained in the analogy of coffee. Natural selection is only a filter, and filters do not provide the taste of coffee that pours through them. Similarly, the range of evolutionary alternatives between which selection takes place has to be already in matter. How it comes to be present there is the real mystery about creation.
Mary Midgley
The Incident Response Group met today to discuss the floods, landslides, and extreme weather conditions that are affecting thousands of people in BC. We'll keep doing everything we can to make sure people get the help and support they need. More here: [blocked by WMF spam filter].
Justin Trudeau
"Yes-yes!” Jon bounces up and down on the balls of her feet. "How much coffee did we have this morning?” Pete asks, suspicion dawning. "All of it!” Brains absorbs this fact slowly. The room he and Pete shared didn't come with a filter machine, but there was an industrial-sized one in the motel lobby. If Jon drank the entire jug- "How many times did you refill it?” asks Pete. "Only three times! It kept running out!” Brains glances at the vicar. "Are we going to need a tranquilizer dart?” he murmurs.
Charles Stross
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