2,158 Quotes About Humans

As a paleontologist, [...] I ask the question--why weren't there humans here earlier? I mean, we have dispersal of Eurasian animal species into North America and dispersal of North American species into Eurasia at earlier times. So why shouldn't humans have been here as well?[Quoting Tom Deméré]

That's the trouble with humans. We stumble over things that aren't even there

To understand humans, you must study them as a species of animal.

What casual monsters we are. What calamities we are capable of.

People do not often stop to dwell on the reality that the most difficult daily challenges we face are a result of dealing with human energies. That vibe they sent you, that vibration you picked up... that's just as real as the chair you are sitting on. Our souls are struggling, playing, fighting, winning, losing... all on the playing fields and the battle grounds of human energy.

Human beings are curious, and especially curious about other human beings.

humabns like to pretend to be things they are not and i do not know why they like to do that because then it makes them sad.

First the colors. Then the humans. That's usually how I see things. Or at least, how I try. ***HERE IS A SMALL FACT***You are going to die.

Normally, 'nature' means plants, animals, the scenery, and additional aspects and products of the world, in opposition to humans or human creations. But, I think we, the humans, are not in opposition; we are not only the 'part' of nature, we 'are' nature!