“Fashion, faith, and fantasy are three words that begin with F that I think have been particularly troublesome for science.”— Roger Penrose
“With a richly-featured mail system like Sendmail, with a permissive security model like UNIX, and with a 'let's ship it now and fix it later' software release culture, it is not a surprise that Sendmail has had so many security problems.”— Wietse Venema
“He is a man of the highest principles, and he will never be happy until he has lived down to every one of them.”— Margot Asquith
“I have always felt it was a handicap for oppressed peoples to depend so largely upon a leader, because unfortunately in our culture, the charismatic leader usually becomes a leader because he has found a spot in the public limelight.”— Ella Baker
“Nothing is more hateful to me than photography sugar-coated with gimmicks, poses, and false effects.”— August Sander
“Here is a strange thing: in all the professions, crafts and trades, men are honored in proportion to their proficiency. But in the House of Commons, the greatest assembly in the world, the man who is most successful is the man who is most dull.”— Joseph Chamberlain
“There seems to be a great danger in the prevailing overemphasis on the deductive-axiomatic method.”— Richard Courant
“The object and use of the working classes is to make fortunes for employers.”— Alfred Russel Wallace