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Quotes about Survival

You can't drown yourself in drink. I've tried, you float.
— John Barrymore
Oh, God, I can't hope for anything. I can't. I won't survive if I do.
— Francine Rivers
Any man who retreats into a cave which has only one opening deserves to die.
— Frank Herbert
Survival is staying alive one breath at a time.
— Frank Herbert
Black is a blind remembering, she thought. You listen for pack sounds, for the cries of those who hunted your ancestors in a past so ancient only your most primitive cells remember. The ears see. The nostrils see.
— Frank Herbert
From the Hive Manual. The relationship between ecology and evolution is extremely close, deeply implicated in organic changes among a given animal population, and profoundly sensitive to the density of numbers within a given habitat. Our adaptations aim to increase the population tolerance, to permit a human density ten to twelve times greater than is currently considered possible. Out of this, we will get our survival variations.
— Frank Herbert
The Golden Path demands it. And what is the Golden Path? you ask. It is the survival of humankind, nothing more nor less.
— Frank Herbert
The Fremen must be brave to live at the edge of that desert. By all accounts. They compose poems to their knives.
— Frank Herbert
Love leads to misery. Love is a very ancient force, which served its purpose in its day but no longer is essential for the survival of the species. Remember that woman's mistake, the pain.
— Frank Herbert
In a changing universe, only a changing species can hope to be immortal and then only if its eggs are nurtured in widely scattered environments. This predicts a wealth of unique individuals. — Insights (a glimpse of early Human philosophy), BuSab Text
— Frank Herbert
Show no mercy. Never stop. Mercy is a chimera. It can be defeated by the stomach rumbling its hunger, by the throat crying its thirst.
— Frank Herbert
Dependency infrastructure is a term that includes all things necessary for a human population to survive at existing or increased numbers
— Frank Herbert