All Quotes

"The culture is slow to shift, though, isn’t it? The shift has not yet happened; we still have this heavy, early years stereotyping meaning that, on arriving at school, girls have less ability to throw, kick and catch a ball than boys."

"We do a lot to try to catch boys up with their fine motor skills when they join school, because they tend to be behind with writing, but we should be making sure that generalist primary teachers are fully aware that the girls are arriving with lower skills in sporting areas, so that there is extra to make up for that."

"When I talk about worker quantification, I'm really putting forth this theory that we now have really a paradigm where the worker is reduced to numbers, they're reduced to quantified data points in a manner and to a degree not previously seen in history. Yes, worker quantification is an iteration of Taylorism, so it's not completely new, right? With Taylorism, at the start of the 19th century, you had Francis Winslow Taylor really pushing this idea that to become more efficient, to become more productive, managers needed to really understand the work process to the minutiae, they really needed to go out into the factories, the warehouses and watch what workers were doing and try to quantify the work tasks. In doing so, really attempt to standardize the work tasks such that any worker can then be taught how to do it efficiently and as productively as possible."

"English Quotation"

"In the cafeteria, we just ignored the sign [for segregated seating]. But at some point, we started eating at our desks. When we left work, our lives were definitely separate — separate communities, separate schools for our children, separate grocery stores and churches."

"But then we’d be back with our colleagues on the job. People are people. My father’s advice helped. He said, “You’re no better than anybody else, but nobody is better than you.”"

"I was always interested in math. I counted everything as a child — the number of steps up the stairs, the dishes, the steps to church. Those thoughts just came naturally. While I skipped grades in school, my parents made sure I stayed grounded."

"It’s just there. You can’t do anything without it. It’s in everything. I like to work problems. If you do your best, nobody can ask you to do it over again. I never had to repeat what I did."

"I believed I was where I was supposed to be. When I was a student, my mentor told me I’d make a good research mathematician. I said, “What is that?” and he told me I’d have to find out for myself. At NASA, I happened to be at the right place at the right time. When you put bright people in a room and they had something to do, they worked on it until they got it done. But honestly, it was never work to me."

"We put in some long hours at times, and I had three children at home. But they were very responsible, and I had family and friends who helped look after them."

"I’ve spent a lot of time tutoring kids in math as a volunteer. I’ve always enjoyed helping people understand what they can find in math. There’s no judgment there."

"“All too often the way we look at health is disjointed and we tend to compartmentalise, despite the fact it is all connected. The link between mental health and gut health in women is ignored, which is why the science-backed probiotics in the range balance the whole system and bring a holistic approach to mind and body health.”"

"It doesn’t matter if you’re a female developer, designer or an accountant, there is no reason why you should feel inferior to men who do the same job. Your gender doesn’t affect your professional qualities."

"We have some really important principles, one of which is that AI works alongside humans, so it doesn't replace them"

"When I started medical school, I did not deliberately choose to buck the system and defy the status quo, but I was mesmerized, truly fascinated, by surgery. Unexpectedly, I fell in love with the bright lights of the operating theater, the world of sterile instruments, the drama of life and death, the actors decisive, cool under pressure, with magic hands."

"Acting is my passion and I feel so alive when the camera is rolling. My happiest moment is when I am on set."

"The desire for university education after years of dictatorship reached unprecedented heights in Spain as education appeared to ensure a secure future, especially for the generation born after the dictator years"

"I never shy away from a challenge"

"I knew it was going to be tough... But politics is about doing tough things. And about making tough changes."

"You understand what it means not to have a democracy, not being able to vote. The frustration of people saying we want justice or we want food, we want to have a future"

"I never regretted once since 2015 entering politics, because it’s about building our collective future"

"I will challenge Francois Legault on the economy. The economy will be the ballot box question. I challenge him to repeat that labour shortages are good news. I challenge him to see parents whose kids don’t have teachers and won’t have any for the next few weeks. I challenge him to visit entrepreneurs who are being forced to close their businesses because they don’t have enough staff."

"I am thinking of the cost of living; we have families who can’t make ends meet and have to decide whether to pay rent or buy food…"

"People are extremely frustrated, not only the anglophones, people in general. People are feeling we need to unite ourselves; we need to stop dividing ourselves, because what’s ahead of us is going to be a tough period in terms of the economy."

"She’s a young leader, with experience, and she represents a new way of doing politics, in a new generation of politicians... What I love about Dominique is that she is very grounded — she’s able to bring together the daily realities of people and the big picture challenges of the province"

"The primigenial conscience of humanity confirms the inalterable realty of the union of a man and a woman as mutual complementation and perfecting of the whole of creation. In recent decades this original plan has been relativised. Life is no longer respected in its integrity. The family itself if under attack by a culture which disgregates it."

"May the power of God's love help them defend the family and life, God's gifts to humanity. History will be grateful for all the efforts you are making to resist the forces of darkness."

"The unconscious ordering of his words is interesting"

"work on every genre of literature from fiction to poetry, non-fiction and drama. I do work more on some than the others. My dominant focus, for instance, is mostly fiction and poetry. Recently though, I compiled a non-fiction anthology called Blessed Body: The Secret Lives of LGBT Nigerians. Of all the genres, I enjoy poetry the most. It gives me a space to condense my words and say a lot in a very limited space. It challenges me to utilize figures of speech, imagery and mood to capture my thought and ideas. I also like non-fiction because there is urgency about it. It almost feels as if I am documenting narratives live, as they happen. At the moment, I am working on a critical paper about how films/documentaries can be used as an effective tool of activism for the African LGBTQ activist. Additionally, I am editing and polishing my second collection of poetry collection entitled Brutal Bliss."

"You have to let music take you over, put ego aside, be a clean conductor – in the electrical sense."

"When I tell people I’m a trumpet soloist, there are three kinds of response I usually get: “Wow, what a great job!”, “Isn’t that unusual for a woman?” And “That’s jazz, right?”"

"I believe the emergence and explosion of jazz in the last century is one of the pinnacles of human achievement."

"Notices bulges OwO what's this?"

"hey fascist! CATCH! ↑→↓↓↓"

"Oh bella ciao bella ciao bella ciao ciao ciao"

"If you read This, you are GAY Lmao."

"We can't wait for solutions to end poverty – we need action NOW."

"Weird how all these “free, independent thinkers” always land at the same old anti blackness and anti semitism."

"I love that great, brilliant artists have the power to imagine a better future. But artists can't be blind to the truth."

"I love this country and have no desire to leave, but i stand by every quote in this article. Without a commitment to representative democracy and the rule of law, this nation is in serious peril."

"Marriage is a covenant between a mature man and a mature woman"

"We can’t do anything alone."

"The second is the data and the insights that you gather from AI belong to the Creator and not the IT partner."

"That's important because, you know, companies are putting a lot of their own intellectual property into this, and then the third is the one I mentioned earlier, which is you've got to have AI that's true, transparent, explainable and free from harmful content and biases.”"

"So we work with Wimbledon, the US Masters, the Open and we just did a big piece with Sevilla Football Club, where we're helping them with talent scouting using AI"

"But with Wimbledon and the others, you know, we're using AI for AI commentary, for example, predicting who's going to go through to the next round"

"That's really more about how do you drive a fan engagement, not just at the tournament but in the rest of the world where people are watching and trying to engage, so some quite interesting applications."

"If you think about the plethora of organisations out there and public sector bodies, just making it easier for employees is a huge opportunity to gain productivity and just to not do some of the grunt work."

"English Quotation"

"Till then, I had never prioritised my career because of my choices but now I took the hard decision of juggling two worlds. Jayant and my in-laws were always supportive so there at least I didn’t have to battle. I knew it would be tough, but I decided to work and do my PhD"