“In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer exists.”— Eric Hoffer
“For a long time I was a chameleon. I was a social chameleon. I was a character chameleon. I was a spiritual chameleon.”— Maria Bello
“I regard it as unfortunate that the theory of natural selection was first developed as an explanation for evolutionary change. It is much more important as an explanation for the maintenance of adaptation.”— George C. Williams
“Preservation is not about freezing a building in time, but about finding a way for it to live in the present.”— Robert A. M. Stern
“The differential survival of the fittest may be a tautology, but the differential survival of the adapted is a profound truth.”— George C. Williams
“When you have a story that's been told over and over and over again, you have to find a new way to tell it.”— Avi Arad