Best 1213 quotes in «safety quotes» category

The imaginary fortress in your head you seek refuge in; never has, & never will protect your physical being from harm.

The inside of the Trace Italian, of course, does not exist. A player can get close enough to see it: it shines in the new deserts of Kansas, gleaming in the sun or starkly rising from the winter cold. The rock walls that protect it meet in points around it, one giving way to another, for days on end. But the dungeons into which you'll fall as you work through the pathways to its gates number in the low hundreds, and if you actually get into the entry hall, there are a few hundred more sub-dungeons before you'll actually reach somewhere that's truly safe. Technically, it's possible to get to the last room in the final chamber of the Trace Italian, but no one will ever do it. No one will ever live that long.

Their faith in him is at once touching and alarming -- their trust that they are safe simply because he's with them, as if an adult presence warded of all possible threat, emanated an unbreachable forcefield.

The library made me feel safe, as if every question had an answer and there was nothing to be afraid of, as long as I could sort through another volume.

The Lord God is my sacred safety.

The mad scientist has gone crazy for a reason, and that reason typically lies in biologically toxic environmental exposures.

The man exuded safety in the same way a tank promised protection. A tank might be dangerous, but only if you got in its way.

The military meets the definition of domestic terrorism.

The more I research high altitude astronomy, the more troubling I find the long term detrimental biological effects are.

The most dangerous guy at my school-the lone person who makes me feel safe-is reveling in the way I am touching him.

The most dangerous roads are those that provide sea level adapted humans rapid ascent to very high altitudes.

The most dangerous job by far in the USA is an astronaut.

The most basic bit of advice given to women who have to walk alone at night is, ‘Look alert. Be aware of your surroundings and walk briskly. You will be safer if you know where you are going, and if anyone who observes you senses that.’ The stalking, predatory animal cuts the weakest from the pack, and then kills at his leisure.

The only truths worth arguing about are those truths that could prevent or lead to circumstances that may bite us in the rear sooner or later.

The overarching principle of a therapeutic relationship is that therapists should be ever mindful of a variant of the Hippocratic oath and, to the degree possible, strive to "do no more harm" (Courtois, 2010). Complex trauma clients have already experienced considerable harm, much of it at the hands of other human beings. As a result of the ubiquitous processes of transference, attachment styles, and IWM [Internal working models], these clients often view the therapist's behavior and their relationship through the lens of their trauma-related negative interpersonal expectancies and unhealed emotional wounds and injuries. Therapists should not be surprised to be "guilty until proven innocent", not because clients with complex trauma histories are "unfair" or "unreasonable" but precisely the opposite - because the most realistic self-protective stance for them (given the fact that betrayal and harm have been more the rule than the exception) is to "distrust first and verify" (or to be hypervigilant) rather than to start with an expectation of safety and trustworthiness.

The problem is not Boeing, it is the corrupt government regulator.

There are moment of sadness and moment of joy. This is life.

There are no safe voyages and no safe ports.

There are people who prefer to say 'yes' and there are people who prefer to say 'no'. Those who say 'yes' are rewarded by the adventures they have. Those who say 'no' are rewarded by the safety they attain.

The native Hawaiians are a great nation of people and as the years have passed my respect for them has grown. During the same time I have lost respect for what I now know to be the biologically toxic field of high altitude astronomy.

The old school of thought would have you believe that you'd be a fool to take on nature without arming yourself with every conceivable measure of safety and comfort under the sun. But that isn't what being in nature is all about. Rather, it's about feeling free, unbounded, shedding the distractions and barriers of our civilization—not bringing them with us.

The people who build high, strong fences are the ones who survive the best. You deny that reality only at the risk of being driven into the wilderness yourself.

The police have turned into a health and safety issue for the general public.

The problem when managers become fearful of their company is that you end up with unsafe workplaces.

There are no doubts that I am the sickest member of my family and that illness showed up during working in the biologically toxic field of high altitude astronomy.

There is a social responsibility for those in the know to protect those that do not know.

There is no greater illusion than fear, no greater wrong than preparing to defend yourself, no greater misfortune than having an enemy. Whoever can see through all fear will always be safe. --loc 710 Tao Te Ching: A New English Version Paperback – Sep 5 2006 | Unabridged by Lao Tzu and Stephen Mitchell ISBN-10: 0061142662

There is no security in life. Our safety is in the Sovereign Lord.

There is only so much abuse a worker will take before they decide to shut your biologically toxic operation down with legal science.

There is safety in the very heart of danger.

There is something comforting about a billion stars held steady by a God who knows what He is doing.

There is something comforting about being tied up. Like when you were a baby and your mother strapped you in the car seat. She wanted you to be safe. It was an act of love.

There is an intentional disregard for human health and safety in many government agencies that are tasked with protecting it.

There's no safety outside of God.

THERE'S NO REASON TO SLEEP CURLED UP AND BENT. IT'S NOT COMFORTABLE, IT'S NOT GOOD FOR YOU, AND IT DOESN'T PROTECT YOU FROM DANGER. IF YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT AN ATTACK YOU SHOULD STAY AWAKE OR SLEEP LIGHTLY WITH LIMBS UNFURLED FOR ACTION.

There were dangerous training deficiencies in high altitude astronomy.

There were places you didn't want to walk, precautions you took that had to do with locks on windows and doors, drawing the curtains, leaving on lights. These things you did were like prayers; you did them and you hoped they would save you. And for the most part they did. Or something did; you could tell by the fact that you were still alive.

The rise of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) in the USA population can be traced back to President Bill Clinton. While memorable for sexual foreplay with Monica Lewinsky, EHS people associate him with the 1996 Telecommunications Act that prohibits the protection of human health and safety from the known biologically toxic effects of wireless radio frequency (RF) radiation.

These days, it's better to look poor and be safe, than look rich and be a victim.

The seething rage that accompanies the truly despondent, effaces the delusional that mock from the safety of their shared illusion.

The serious lack of industry recognized training on biologically toxic systems was truly shocking in high altitude astronomy.

The simplest way to shut down a known biologically toxic facility is to trawl the internet for scientific papers that prove the toxicity.

The Sovereign Lord is our secured safety refuge.

The story of my birth that my mother told me went like this: "When you were coming out I wasn't ready yet and neither was the nurse. The nurse tried to push you back in, but I shit on the table and when you came out, you landed in my shit." If there ever was a way to sum things up, the story of my birth was it.

The success of the future does not lie solely on the safety of the past, but relies broadly on the security of the present.

The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) atop Mauna Kea is turning into a fascinating study on how international government corruption willfully damages the health of unsuspecting workers.

The thing that most shocked me about astronomy in the Ivy League was how run down and poorly functioning their telescopes were.

The training was so bad in high altitude astronomy that senior managers were feeding blatantly false information into their workers that was leading to them inadvertently damaging their long term health.

The world needs us to be fierce enough to see challenges as gifts, to express our unique selves, and to expand the limits of what is possible. The only thing getting in the way is that we get stuck trying to find our way out of pain and discomfort. There is no way to avoid uncertainty. There is no guarantee of safety.

they'll reregulate within ten years. There'll be a string of crashes, and they'll do it. the free marketeers will scream, but the fact is, free markets don't provide safety. Only regulation does that. You want safe food, you better have inspectors. You want safe water, you better have an EPA. You want a safe stock market, you better have an SEC. And you want safe airlines, you better regulate them too. Believe me, they will.