On change
“Change, may be scary. But not changing, is even scarier. Our ability to remain stable is ironically a measure of our flexibility. Not allowing change is the perfect formula for becoming obsolete.”
— Nora Bateson, in “An Ecology of Mind”.
“Change, may be scary. But not changing, is even scarier. Our ability to remain stable is ironically a measure of our flexibility. Not allowing change is the perfect formula for becoming obsolete.”
— Nora Bateson, in “An Ecology of Mind”.
“Those moments of being able to say, ‘I used to think it was like this, but I am starting to think it might be like this.’ That was a way of saying I learnt something.”
— Nora Bateson, in “An Ecology of Mind”.
“A man walking is never in balance, but always correcting for imbalance.”
— Gregory Bateson.
“What pattern connects the crab to the lobster, and the orchid to the primrose, and all the four of them to me? And me to you?”
— Gregory Bateson.
“No Problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.”
— Albert Einstein.