The Human Race Quotes

“People are wonderful one at a time. Each one of them has an entire hologram of the universe somewhere within them.”
― George Carlin, Last Words

“I’ve been itching to kill a zombie lately. Can I take the lead on this one, dad?”
― Tahnee Fritz, The Human Race

“A father’s only dream is to hear his daughter ask to kill some zombies. Go for it, sweetie. Make this old man proud.”
― Tahnee Fritz, The Human Race

“I hate what’s become of the world. Most of the humans do. There’s so much violence and blood and meaningless death. It’s not even the normal kind of death where your heart stops beating and your loved ones put you in a hole in the ground. A boring way to spend eternity, but if you are lucky, that’s what you’ll get.”
― Tahnee Fritz, The Human Race

“The Whole Human Race
I serve, Petra Hermans
Amen”
― Petra Hermans

“It is the human race, not the world, that desperately needs to be changed.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Welcome to Earth (World Tourism Sonnet)

When you are down with doubts sit down,
For lessons of revolution from the Americas.
When you are beginning to have cold feet,
Siphon some much needed resilience from Africa.
When your heart is beginning to turn cold,
Have a rejuvenating swim in the warmth of Asia.
When clouds of gloom start to grab hold,
Breathe in some fresh air from Australia.
Whenever the bickering goes overboard,
Draw some lessons of unity from Europe.
Whatever it is you seek my friend,
We just might be able to satisfy your hope.
Come visit us sometime, on our little blue dot.
We are the beings of love, light and colors,
as such we often go overboard.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“When I imagine what I'm capable of achieving, I don't reference the professions of ancestors reported to me in a genealogy kit. Instead, I look to all humans who have ever lived. We are one family. We are one race. The human race. Although I rather think we're all just next of kin.”
― Neil deGrasse Tyson, Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization

“The Dopamine Paradigm by Stewart Stafford

Never so connected,
Yet, never further apart,
A crowded room's isolation,
An aspic suitors' false start.

Fear and hatred everywhere,
When toxic ideologies stink,
Lab rats of our own making,
Reward hits go over the brink.

Throwing away tomorrow,
For a dopamine buzz today,
Home fort, don't multiply,
A eunuch future staggers away.

© 2025, Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.”
― Stewart Stafford