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Edward O. Wilson Quotes
«Human activity equals a decline of the rest of life on earth,»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«Earth is a little-known planet. We have little appreciation for what we're doing. ... We are flying blind,»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«Colonies with lower relatedness among the workers often have higher growth and reproduction rates than those with higher relatedness,»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«We propose this with great caution, ... The evidence, after all, only applies strongly to insects. Human altruism and tight-knit societies may well have evolved differently. But if it is true, it would help us understand the group aggression and warfare so widespread today. Those who study human biology and behavior should take a new look at this possibility.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«He was above all an observer of life ? that's how I see Darwin.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«For every person in the world to reach the present U.S. level of consumption with existing technology would require four more planet earths.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«The organism is only DNA's way of making more DNA.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«[It is] surpassingly strange, ... put their common sense on hold.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson
«I saw it as a splendid opportunity to trace his intellectual development, starting with the voyage aboard the Beagle, ... He hit upon natural selection at a fairly early stage and his life was really one long argument about the questions it raised.»
Author: Edward O. Wilson