List Of Individual Differences Quotes

To This Day, No One Has Come Up With A Set Of Rules For Originality. There Aren't Any.

Every One Of Us Is Different In Some Way, But For Those Of Us Who Are More Different, We Have To Put More Effort Into Convincing The Less Different That We Can Do The Same Thing They Can, Just Differently.

Snowflakes Fascinate Me... Millions Of Them Falling Gently To The Ground... And They Say That No Two Of Them Are Alike! Each One Completely Different From All The Others... The Last Of The Rugged Individualists!

Socialism, Whether It's The 'soft Tyranny' Of The Euroamerican Management State Or The Murderously Repressive Forms Taken By Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Or Pol Pot, Is All About Disindividuation, A Steady, Relentless Erasure Of The Individual Differences Among Us, Everything That Makes Us Who We Are. 'everybody In, Nobody Out!' Is The Marching Mantra Of Militant Collectivized Medicine, But It Accurately Describes All Other Aspects Of Collectivism As Well. No Alternatives Allowed, No Choices, No Individualism, No Individuality, And Ultimately, No Individuation.

If Humans Were In Fact The Members Of A Truly Social Species, And If Their Individual Differences Were Trifling And Could Be Completely Ironed Out By Appropriate Conditioning, Then, Obviously, There Would Be No Need For Liberty And The State Would Be Justified In Persecuting The Heretics Who Demanded It.

What Distinguishes Us One From Another Is Our Dreams, And What We Do To Make Them Come About.

I Know There Is Strength In The Differences Between Us. I Know There Is Comfort Where We Overlap.

My Point Is, There Are A Lot Of People In The World. No One Ever Sees Everything The Same Way You Do; It Just Doesn't Happen. So When You Find One Person Who Gets A Couple Of Things, Especially If They're Important Ones... You Might As Well Hold On To Them. You Know?

Democracy Is A Small Hard Core Of Common Agreement, Surrounded By A Rich Variety Of Individual Differences.

They Are Men And Women Who Tend To Believe That The Human Being Is Perfectible And Social Progress Predictable, And That The Instrument For Effecting The Two Is Reason; That Truths Are Transitory And Empirically Determined; That Equality Is Desirable And Attainable Through The Action Of State Power; That Social And Individual Differences, If They Are Not Rational, Are Objectionable, And Should Be Scientifically Eliminated; That All People And Societies Strive To Organize Themselves Upon A Rationalist And Scientific Paradigm.