Ruben

“In the past, the great effervescences of history -- those major episodes of openness and progress -- petered out because of what has been called Cardwell's Law, after the technology historian Donald S. Cardwell. Innovation always faces resistance from groups that think they stand to lose from it, be they old political or religious elites, businesses with old technologies, workers with outmoded skills, nostalgic romantics, or old folks who feel anxious because people just don't do things the way they used to.”
― Johan Norberg, Open: The Story of Human Progress

“Why, oh why doth people gazeth into their damn'd phones in a restaurant when there is good fayre and wond'rful company to be enjoy'd?”
― Kevin Ansbro

“heal the roots, to see the tree grow vibrant.”
― Matthew Edward Hall, San Mateo: Proof of The Divine

“La peinture, censément un art de l'espace, se fait expression du temps qui file”
― Thomas Schlesser