man

What: "As you can see, woman is like stock market, very unpredictable." This is a Nice article in staccato toned writing.

Writer: Polite Market

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Aug 9 2011 12:47 PM

What:

"A woman is like a bar of soap. Her touch is soft. Her smell is pretty. But if you press on her, she bolts out of your hands. And if you step on her, you'll slip and break your bones. My advice? Treat your bar of soap nicely. Long live my country's bars of soap!"

Or within the same essay,

"A woman is like dough. The more you knead her, the tastier she comes out. So my advice is to knead your wife, put the dough in a warm place, and trust in God!"

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Mar 8 2014 12:15 PM

What: "Red Flowers is a Uyghur dance piece. Uyghurs, from the Turkic ethnic group,live predominately in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region located in Northwest China. The typicalposture is a tilted head, thrust chest and erect waist, demonstrating their bravery, confidence, andopenness. This dance expresses the idea that a woman is like a red flower, full of energy and youth, making her so irresistible. "

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Oct 8 2014 9:52 AM

What:

"A man is like a snowstorm... you never know when he's coming, how many inches you'll get, or how long he will last "

A long list in the link...

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jul 24 2015 4:25 PM

What:

"A man is like a fraction whose numerator is what he is and whose denominator is what he thinks of himself. The larger the denominator, the smaller the fraction."

Writer: Leo Tolstoy

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jul 24 2015 4:28 PM

What:

a puzzle with missing pieces...

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Oct 8 2015 8:53 PM

What:

"Batman is like a very large multifaceted diamond." Miller said. "You can throw it against the floor, you can throw it against the wall, throw it against the ceiling - it will not break. Everything works."

or

"Batman is basically a satanic figure who is on our side,"

The link is discussion at Comic Con about the meaning of Batman.

Writer: Frank Miller

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 27 2014 9:35 PM

What:

See the link.

Writer: Maggie Gyllenhaal

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 27 2014 9:39 PM

What:

"We need to trust Batman because he knows best. This is already a disturbing idea in most superhero films where the superhero is basically a cop. Batman is like a full government branch though. He has files on everyone, has eyes everywhere, is not above enhanced interrogation to get what he wants and casually decides what's right and wrong. This idea is enhanced in that last trailer when the city just falls apart without him. The system we have in place isn't enough."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 27 2014 9:42 PM

What:

"Batman is like the nucleus.

-The nucleus is the central
and most important part of
the cell."

Writer: Julianna Russ and Camille Mayor

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 27 2014 9:44 PM

What:

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 27 2014 9:46 PM

What: "Note to guys: a woman is not like a house. Fixer-uppers do not usually turn out to be a wise investment. If you need to fix something, there are plenty of us normal single girls out there who need some light bulbs changed."

Writer: Ami Angelowicz

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 19 2010 1:54 AM

What: The good looking ones are rarely the sweetest.

Writer: TheLonelyfruitbasket

LCC: BF

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: May 13 2010 4:51 PM

What: "A woman is like a tea bag- you never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water."

Writer: Eleanor Roosevelt

LCC: HQ

Where:

Date: Jun 5 2010 8:10 AM

What: But however disorienting the impact may be, it couldn't have precipitated the sadistic axiom: "a woman is like a carpet. The more it is beaten, the cleaner it gets."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jun 5 2010 8:10 AM

What: "It's too bad that, unlike other cartoon protagonists, Homer has always bored me silly. South Park's voracious Cartman is like a character out of a Voltaire play - outsized, with sleazeball stature. Hank Hill of King of the Hill is a befuddled Everyman who is somehow both smaller and larger than life. SpongeBob SquarePants is an eternal optimist of transcendent obliviousness."

Writer: DAVID EDELSTEIN

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jul 10 2010 4:14 AM

What:

"Or it may be said that the foreman is like a lieutenant, the superintendent like the captain. The captain gives the orders, the lieutenant transmits them to his men"

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Feb 25 2015 3:12 PM

What:

"A bad man is like an earthen vessel, easy to break, and hard to mend."

A dictionary of similes in the linked book...

Writer: Frank Jenners Wilstach

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:15 PM

What:

"The bad man is like the night, dark, obstruding fears, and dimitting unwholesome vapours upon all that rest beneath"

Writer: Reuben Percy, John Timbs

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:17 PM

What:

"A bad man is like the middle child in a family of three, he just needs love, support, patience, prayer, and understanding."

Writer: Shaughnessy Haynes

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:15 PM

What:

"To dwell with a bad man is like entering a market of abalones (a large shellfish); after awhile you do not notice the stench, because you yourself have changed-(your garments are saturated with it.)"

Writer: Loomis, Rev. A. W.

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:19 PM

What:

"A bad man is like a vulture and his deeds like its feathers . The feathers are so numerous that one never stops plucking them "

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:21 PM

What:

Writer: nicole MIDDLETON

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:23 PM

What:

"The company of a bad man is like a blacksmith's shop,
Even if you take a lot of care to protect yourself, you will get sparks in thousands."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 23 2015 3:22 PM

What:

"One mae de santo, for example, stated that she was entirely accepting of gay men, saying that they were even sweeter than straight men; she then explained that butch dykes (sapatao) tended to be physically violent with their partners, like straight men. This religious leader's perception highlights another interaction between gender and sexuality: In her eyes, a gay man is like to a docile woman and a lesbian is more like what she called a machista (macho) man."

Writer: Jonathan Garcia, Miguel Munoz Laboy, Vagner de Almeida, and Richard Parker

LCC:

Where:

Date: Mar 9 2018 6:44 PM

What: "People who believe that the mind can be replicated on a computer tend to explain the mind in terms of a computer. When theorizing about the mind, especially to outsiders but also to one another, defenders of artificial intelligence (AI) often rely on computational concepts." --

Writer: Ari N. Schulman

LCC: Q

Where:

Date: Apr 11 2010 7:17 AM

What: "Therefore, human love is like chocolate because the pleasure doesn't last. None of us have the ability to accept people unconditionally. The affection we give to each other may taste good initially, but the thrill disappears as our selfish motives demand performance. And this problem lasts from the cradle to the grave."

Writer: Rob Eagar

LCC:

Where:

Date: Aug 29 2011 4:35 PM

What: "The individual human mind is like a computer terminal connected to a giant database. The database is human consciousness itself, of which our own cognizance is merely an individual expression, but with its roots in the common consciousness of all mankind. This database is the realm of genius" Now I know what Steve Jobs was smoking.

Writer: Lance Rennka, Ed.D.

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 18 2012 9:52 PM

What: Order and chaos on the same plate. I wish I could think of another stringy food that goes well with a waffle. That may come to me in the future. This metaphor is appropriate. The human psyche can be thought of in a dualistic way. But at the end of the day it is a whole. A worthy goal in life is to get the spaghetti to merge with the waffle and to taste good on the same plate. The waffle is like a categorical structure like Kant's invocation of Plato's theory of Innate Ideas. The spaghetti the fluid looping of am Aristotelian conceptual framework that helps people to sense and think about the word. They are part of a whole. What other stringy food would go good with a waffle?

Writer: Lucretia

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 10 2013 1:10 PM

What: "A man's rectum is like his car: you only touch it with expressed permission. Look, don't get us wrong, it's not an altogether no-go zone - just don't be surprised if we scream like a mountain coyote on helium when you visit there."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Oct 30 2013 6:48 PM

What:

"The human body is like a giant magnet that attracts and holds onto toxins. Heavy metals, partially oxidized fats, unassimilated proteins, cholesterol deposits, uric acid, plaque, lactic acid and the vast array of chemicals that pervade our water, air and food. These toxins attach themselves in ionized form to joints, organs, arteries, nerves and tissues. This disrupts normal body functions, and creates an environment for disease, allergies, and immune system problems."

I think this is a description of my love life.

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 4:50 PM

What:

"Normally, disincarnation (physical death) should occur in old age. The human body is like a flower or a fruit: It is born, grows, blooms, and withers. When it withers, it ceases to be useful to the spirit. The one natural, spontaneous, wise solution therefore would be disincarnation. Only in exceptional instances may disincarnation take place, without loss to the spirit, before man has completed the four stages of earthly existence. For instance, when a spirit belongs to a higher class than the 17th and incarnates on a special mission to awaken mankind or to contribute to moral changes designed to hasten the rhythm of evolution on this planet. "

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 4:53 PM

What:

"The human body is like a giant battery. We charge it by taking in calories through eating and drinking, and this energy is stored as fat and muscle. As we go about our lives, we release huge amounts of body heat. If we have a diet of around 2400 kilocalories per day, we are essentially burning around 100 kilocalories per hour, which translates to roughly 116 watts of energy. "

Writer: Ryan Matthew Pierson

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 4:53 PM

What:

"The human body is like a mirror, the light coming to the mirror is the cosmic light. We need to align the mirror to certain posture such that the cosmic light completely reflects itself without distortion or deflection."

Writer: Teo Siew Yong

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 4:58 PM

What: "The environment is ...the signals are always there, and the cells come and go. And when a cell is present, it can read the signal. And when a cell dies, the signal's still there but the cell's not there. It's sort of like a cell or a human body is like a television set with an antenna tuned to a station. And so right now my antennas are tuned to the Bruce Station, and my body's playing The Bruce Show right here. And what's relevant about this is when we talk about televisions, I say, "The picture tube is dead; it breaks. It's not working." We say, "The television's dead." I go, "Well, the television's dead, but the broadcast - is it still there?" And the answer is, "Well, yes." And you can tell or know that by just getting another television set, plugging it in, turning it on, and then tuning it to the station. And there, oops the broadcast's back on again!"A page on human beings and how they may or may not be like computers.

Writer: Dr. Bruce Lipton

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 4:58 PM

What:

"Any kind of joint pain, bone pain or bone arthritis has a cause. It's not just that things wear out, and anyone who says the human body is like a bunch of car parts is using the wrong metaphor. They are flat-out incorrect, and they do not understand how the human body really works. Car parts wear out the more you use them because you have gears rubbing on gears, which creates friction and the breakdown of metal, and, eventually, you end up with a gear that's worn out. That does not happen in the human body. You don't have bone rubbing on bone in a healthy human body. The more you use your body, in fact, the healthier your body gets."

Writer: Mike Adams

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:04 PM

What:

"The human body is like a jigsaw puzzle made of a trillion pieces. "

Writer: abandieri

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:03 PM

What:

"Our human body is like that clay pot. It's value is what it is. And when something incredible is placed inside it, its value increases a hundredfold. When the human pot is filled with valuable clarity, understanding,love, peace, sincerity, fulfillment, it becomes priceless."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:05 PM

What:

"Our human body is like a vehicle we drive around our world to do the things we need to do. Using our body we are able to interact with other Souls and elements in this physical world. We are able to try out things, make our own decisions and reap the rewards, good and bad. Using our body to get around our physical world allows to learn a lot about ourselves, other people, our environment and the way things work here."

Writer: Ed Parkinson

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:10 PM

What:

"The human body is like an engine that continuously generates large quantities of heat, and its radiator, so to speak, disperses heat least effectively in hotter climes."

Writer: Jeffery W. Walker

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:08 PM

What:

"The human body is like the engine of a car," says NTU President Prof Bertil Andersson. "You go to the garage now to get spare parts for your car. Maybe in future, you get spare parts for cells. Many health problems - deemed to be death sentences 20 years ago - can now be solved with the help of medical devices."

I think I need a new crankcase. Either that or my cam shaft is broken.

Writer: Prof Bertil Andersson

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:15 PM

What:

"A human body is like a whirlpool; there seems to be a constant form, called the whirlpool, but it functions for the very reason that no water stays in it. The very molecules and atoms of the water are also "whirlpools"-patterns of motion containing no constant and irreducible "stuff." Every person is the form taken by the stream-a marvelous torrent of milk, water, bread, beefsteak, fruit, vegetables, air, light, radiation-all of which are streams in their own turn."

Writer: Alan Watts

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:18 PM

What:

The linked page is long discussion about this association. Very well organized with pictures of car in mud and all kinds of useful stuff.

Writer: Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:17 PM

What:

"Engineers are always trying to develop sensors to be more like the senses in our bodies. Additional types of sensors measure other qualities, such as temperature and pressure, similar to how we feel with our skin. Engineers often get design ideas for computers and robots from how human brains and bodies work. One might say that the human body is like a very complex robot and the brain is like a very speedy and intelligent computer."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:19 PM

What:

"Three-fourths of our bodies is water. The human body is like a water bag. Do we the debtors gratefully thank water? How thirsty does one become en route when one rides a bicycle along a mountain ridge on a hot summer day. There are usually orchards there along a mountain ridge. just think how pleasant the taste of a cup of water being offered would be. It is worth millions of dollars. After drinking such water one might thank the one who provided the water but hardly anyone thanks water. Does anyone say "Thank you, Mr. water?' No, they don't do it."

Writer: Rev. Sun Myung Moon

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:26 PM

What:

"For John his human body is like one of NASA's space suits. It's a high tech encounter suit adjusted for life here on Earth. That is it, it is nothing more than that."

From:

"The Human Quantum Leap"
page 95

Writer: A.J. Ensor

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 30 2014 5:29 PM

What:

"The human skin is like a canvas protecting what's on the inside from life's external elements."

Writer: Jesse Yang

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jan 22 2015 4:42 PM

What:

A bowl of marbles rolling around in a big sphere. How many marbles are there? What size are they? Are they all the same color? This may be the model of the human mind that cognitive scientists are seeking.

Writer: Lucrezia

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Feb 11 2015 12:18 PM

What:

All the details in the link.....

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: May 18 2015 12:31 PM

What:

"The problem is never how to get new, innovative thoughts into your mind, but how to get old ones out. Every mind is a building filled with archaic furniture. Clean out a corner of your mind and creativity will
instantly fill it." What is old in biochemical technology that may
stand in the way of the not-yet-discovered?

Writer: Albert Einstein

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jul 25 2015 3:59 PM

What: "Biologists call highly cooperative and socially integrated animal groups like beehives and ant colonies "superorganisms." In such species, the colony acts like an organism despite each animal's physical individuality. This article frames human sociality through the superorganisms metaphor by systematically reviewing the superorganismic features of human psychology"

Writer: Kesebir S.

LCC: GN

Where:

Date: Apr 9 2012 9:10 PM

What: "I will end with a dream; in it, the Roman Curia is like a large host, in the heart of the Church, which is like a great Cenacle," the Archbishop told the gathered members of the Curia. "All of us are like grains of wheat that allow themselves to be ground by the exigencies of communion to form only one body, in full solidarity and full dedication, as bread of life for the world, as a sign of hope for humanity. Only one bread and only one body."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Mar 9 2013 11:25 AM

What: "My friends," Kocka said, "don't treat me differently because I'm a priest and a sculptor, and I don't see myself as different." Kocka sees no division between the spiritual life and the everyday life of chores and hassles. "We're surrounded by the divine presence, but we can't perceive it. We're like dogs. Dogs lie in the midst of human speech and don't understand it."

Writer: David Kocka

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jul 17 2013 7:08 PM

What:

"The metaphorical human heart is like a piece of paper. It goes through many different folds and changes and can become virtually any shape or form. But the hard creases, the folds unfolded, will remain forever but can be used to create new shapes."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:39 PM

What: "Human heart is like a tree whose roots are buried deep within the soul, seeking for beauty and understanding in an endless circle."A nice visual coupled with text.

Writer: Marizza

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:32 PM

What:

"It looks fine; it sounds fine. But if you don't look after it, if you're always running hot, or your system's full of shit, your impeller blades wear down, your bushes go, your gaskets start to leak. But it still looks and sounds fine, till suddenly one day you find yourself stopped at the roadside, boiling over. You open your bonnet and you say, shit, my water pump's fucked. "

Writer: Jonathan Griffiths

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:34 PM

What:

"The human heart is like a flea market of desires, and people need to know how to pick out the good from the bad, Pope Francis said."

Writer: Das Pope Francis

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:38 PM

What:

"The human heart is like a boat in the ocean of dunya. The boat that allows the oceans water to enter breaks and then drowns. The human heart that allows this dunya to enter, breaks and drowns. And becomes owned. Owned by this life. Owned by our gadgets, our facebook, our jobs, the distractions, the fashion trends, the marketing tools, the money, the power, the status. "

dunya="this world - and its earthly concerns and possessions"

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:42 PM

What: "The human heart is like a four stage sequential engine moving blood around the body. On average it completes 2.7 billion ignition cycles, whereas a typical F1 motor sport engine will perform 3 billion cycles. If we monitored people's cardiac performance as well as we monitor an F1 engine, we would have a higher fidelity understanding of heart health. Cardiocity have developed systems to bring proactive cardiac screening to within reach of the patient, be it through desktop, kiosk or mobile platforms."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:44 PM

What:

"The human heart is like receptive soil to the seed of the Word of God. Jesus used this analogy in the parable of the sower "

Writer: Mark:4:3-20

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:47 PM

What:

"The human heart is like a vacuum too. If it feels empty, we will fill it. Sometimes we choose poorly in the filling of our hearts. Once sin finds a home in our heart and mind, showing up in our habits and lifestyle, there's really just one way to eliminate it effectively. In a practical sense, it can't be simply removed or forgotten. When you pull something from a vacuum, low pressure forces draw it-or something else nearby-back into it. It must be replaced, selectively, with something good. "

Writer: Mike

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:52 PM

What:

"That's what happened on Easter morning. Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection on our behalf was the beginning of the end for Satan, because it destroyed his foothold in the contested territory of our hearts. Every human being who turns in repentant faith to Christ the Rescuer dies with Christ to his sins, and is raised in Christ to a new kind of life. Of course this new life takes root only gradually, but as Lewis explained, the entry of Christ into a human heart is like the landing of the Marines on the strategic part of an enemy-occupied island. Once the Marines establish their beachhead, the expulsion of the enemy from the rest of the island is only a matter of time. "

Writer: J. Budziszewski

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:54 PM

What:

"Thus, the human heart is like a tub of [muddy] water. Place it upright and do not move it, and the muddiness/impurities will settle to the bottom, and the water surface will be clear and bright enough to mirror the beard and eyebrows, and show the complexion's condition."

Writer: Hsun Tzu

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:53 PM

What: "Every human heart is like a temple, a place set apart where God can come to dwell, in order to be close to humankind. Even though our hearts belong to God by right, for God designed and built them, God entrusts them to us, to manage, to determine what will be allowed in and what will be kept out. Just like the wicked king Ahaz, and the priests who carried out his orders, we are capable of erecting false altars in the temples of our hearts, we can let them be the sites of unholy sacrifices to money, power, and all manner of indulgence. So examine your hearts closely and if you find an altar there that does not belong, tear it down, just like Hezekiah did when he came to power on the throne of Judah."

Writer: Rev. Bret Hays

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:55 PM

What:

"When it comes to keeping focused on the mission, the human heart is like a car that is severely out of alignment. The moment you take your hands off of the wheel, the car drifts quickly toward the ditch of "social ministry." Social ministry is easy and non-controversial. As pastors, we have to continually pull people back to evangelism. We are committed to blessing the city and meeting her social felt needs, but our primary purpose is bringin people to Jesus."

Writer: J.D. Greear

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:02 PM

What:

"Detachment from material things is essential for attachment to God. According to Sheen, the human heart is like a stream that loses its depth as it divides its waters of affection into many channels. A patriot cannot serve more than one country, and a truly religious person cannot serve both God and Mammon. This is the choice that the designer religion has failed to make. "

Writer: William A. Borst, Ph.D.

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:07 PM

What:

"The human heart is like a broken clock that keeps working"

Writer: John Lennon

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:09 PM

What: "The human heart is like a moon. It only reflects the suns light."

Writer: Mazhar of Allah

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:13 PM

What:

"The depraved human heart is like a factory machine that produces broken products."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:11 PM

What:

"The world is filled with despair, injustice and suffering. Humanity is remote from God, and cannot approach God because the human heart is like the black pit of Tehran, foul and filled with vermin. This nightmarish hell arising from the evil promptings of the human heart leaves humanity with a sense of hopelessness and sorrow. But the Light of God can illumine the darkest dungeon. Our only hope is to draw nearer to God, to become more like God, and this we cannot do except to draw ever closer to the Manifestation of God, in fervent prayer and meditation. "

Writer: Jeffrey Goldberg

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:13 PM

What:

"You can have everything but don't let it control you. You have to know when to be satisfied. The human heart is like a snake that wants to swallow an elephant. When people have too much, they become greedy. When too little, they steal. Observe yourself. Don't worry about past lives; just work on the present. The more you worry, the more you add weight to your tail. It's like scratching your own wound. "

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 25 2014 1:15 PM

What: "The human brain is like a general in a bunker. Floating in its bubble of cerebrospinal fluid, it has no direct window to the outside world, so the only way for the brain to observe, comprehend, and order the body into action is to rely on information it receives. This information comes to it through a sophisticated system of sensory neurons that connect the brain to organs like the eye, ear, nose, and mouth."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 8 2014 4:23 PM

What:

"Emigre German Jews are like a new tribe: Having forgotten how to be Jews, they are learning it all over again"

Writer: Joseph Roth, ‎Michael Hofmann

LCC:

Where:

Date: Dec 25 2016 2:10 PM

What:

Writer: George Carlin

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 26 2012 5:48 PM

What: "Eric Lander, who professes to like Venter, said, "Having the human genome is like having a Landsat map of the earth, compared to a world where the map tapers off into the unknown, and says, "There be dragons. It's as different a view of human biology as a map of the earth in the fourteen-hundreds was compared to a view from space today." As for the war between Celera and the public project, he said, "At a certain level, it is just boys behaving badly. It happens to be the most important project in science of our time, and it has all the character of a schoolyard brawl."

Writer: Eric Lander

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: May 7 2013 6:24 PM

What: "The human rectum is like a magnet, attracting all kinds of objects, and fostering stories and legends."

Writer: T D Wolf

LCC:

Where:

Date: Oct 30 2013 7:01 PM

What:

"Human nature is like a garden in need of a gardener. Without this Educator, it becomes overrun with weeds and debris. That is why God sends His Teachers. The human heart is the seat of inner mysteries, potentially the home of God's Revelation. Even as He hath said: "Man is My mystery, and I am his mystery." Manifold are the verses that have been repeatedly revealed in all the Heavenly Books and the Holy Scriptures, expressive of this most subtle and lofty theme. "

Writer: Gregory Watson

LCC:

Where:

Date: Apr 25 2014 12:46 PM

What:

"The moon, secondary factor in life
The sun and moon are like man and wife"

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jun 2 2018 11:16 AM

What:

Earth as Apple metaphor. Human beings are the mold on the dust on the apple skin; In the span of the age of the Earth, pretty much irrelevant to the "Fate" of the Earth.

Writer: Not Stated

LCC:

Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Feb 23 2019 10:13 AM

What:

"Empathy is great. However at the same time, human empathy is like the human eye, whose sensitivity is brilliant except when there's a bright light directly in front of you. That's how empathy can sometimes be a disadvantage if you really do need to hurt someone, or do something that requires you to ignore someone else."

Writer: Tokos

LCC:

Where:

Date: Jan 20 2014 10:09 AM

What:

"Our bodies are Rube Goldberg machines, evolved over millions of years to work well enough. Our biology is like code that has been patched, upgraded, and expanded millions of times – it's a mess."

Writer: Steven Novella

LCC:

Where:

Date: Aug 2 2015 10:43 AM

What: "The human mind is like a garden. It directly reflects the care and attention given to it. Consider two gardens side-by-side, in the same soil....... "

Writer: Nancy Lohman

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Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 18 2012 9:40 PM

What: "It appears to me that the human mind is like clay, and if you let it dry long enough, or fire it in the right oven, it'll harden like a brick. With conscious effort, we may be able to avoid this."

Writer: Dean Esmay

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Date: Apr 18 2012 9:42 PM

What: "The human mind is like a TV set. When it goes blank, it's a good idea to turn off the sound."

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Apr 18 2012 9:44 PM

What: "The human mind is like a cat. It is a creature of habit and a connoisseur of comfort. It changes, but its change is patterned. I have watched a number of cats get into a set routine, a preferred napping spot, etc. Then someone forgets to leave a door open etc, and they do something else. This something else naturally becomes their new routine. "

Writer: Riverganga

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Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Apr 18 2012 9:46 PM

What: "There was a monkey, restless by his own nature, as all monkeys are. As if that were not enough someone made him drink freely of wine, so that he became still more restless." It gets worse, see the link.

Writer: Swami Vivekananda, Raja-Yoga

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Date: Apr 18 2012 9:48 PM

What: "The human mind is like a fertile ground where seeds are continually being planted."

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Apr 18 2012 9:55 PM

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"The relationship between the glomerulus and Bowman's capsule is like that of a fist punched into a balloon"

Writer: William K. Purves, ‎David Sadava, ‎Gordon H. Orians

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Date: Dec 25 2014 11:06 AM

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"The bowman's capsule is like a baseball glove and the glomerulus is like the baseball."

A good discussion is on this page.

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Dec 25 2014 11:07 AM

What: "In palaeoanthropology, this idea is seen in the view that only one species of hominid has existed at any one time, each one succeeding the next in a scheme of orderly replacement. This idea began to crumble in the 1970s , since when discoveries of ancient relatives of humans have revealed a marked diversity of form. Human evolution is like a bush, not a ladder."

Writer: Henry Gee

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Date: Aug 7 2011 11:10 AM

What: "The human brain is a trans-sonic plane, and the doctors studying it are engineers from 1900." So it like the Wight brothers trying to understand the space shuttle with with their contemporary knowledge. This is a mind open comparison for those trying to "correlate" the human mind to a computing machine.

Writer: joy_indescribable

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Date: Dec 24 2012 7:03 PM

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" The human gene pool is like one gigantic blood bank that has been contaminated. "

Writer: Paul Thomas

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Date: Aug 1 2015 2:16 PM

What:

"It can be said that the relation between the individual particular and the human condition is like the relation of content and form . The content transfers through ..."

Writer: Yuki Naito

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Date: Jul 20 2017 11:59 PM

What:

"So, really, The Human Condition is like a six-chapter novel, the equivalent of six ninety-minute television episodes. Not so daunting when you ..."

Writer: Jamie S. Rich

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Date: Jul 21 2017 12:01 AM

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"If human physiology is like a puppet show, then transcription factors pull the puppet strings. They bind to DNA and turn genes on or off, setting in motion genetic cascades that control how normal cells grow and develop. They also help maintain tumor growth, underscoring their importance as cancer drug targets. Yet transcription factors are counted among the most difficult molecules to neutralize with a drug - in fact, no such drugs are currently available."

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: May 17 2014 11:15 AM

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"Human physiology is like a choreographed ballet. It is gentle and it is fierce. It is logical and it is obedient. If everything performs as it should, there is health. If an event does not obey the rules, there is dysfunction and illness. All we have to do is figure out what the rules are."

Writer: Carol Whiteside

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Date: May 17 2014 11:14 AM

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"This focus on prevention stems from Daoism, one of the pillars of Chinese medicine. Among other things Daoism holds that humans are intimately connected to nature and the universe. Human physiology is like the rhythms of nature and the universe. Those rhythms are constantly in the now, not the future, not the past. When we are well, we are in balance with those rhythms; when we are sick, we are out of balance with them."

Writer: Chris Gentry, LAc

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Date: May 17 2014 11:16 AM

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"A human hair shaft is like a pencil or javelin that tapers at the end. So when a razor slices away the tip, it may appear that the remaining hair, and subsequent stubble, is thicker or darker than it was before the cut."

Writer: Dina Fine Maron

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Date: Oct 8 2015 1:12 PM

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"Let's assume that the human population is like a room full of people and that the belief in God is a pomegranate sitting in the middle of the room. Many of the people in the room have tasted a pomegranate. Some of the people have not tasted a pomegranate, and there are a number that have no desire to taste a pomegranate. Nothing weird yet, right?"

Writer: Zack Kullis

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Date: Dec 9 2015 3:39 PM

What:

"If human physiology is like a puppet show, then transcription factors pull the puppet strings. They bind to. DNA and turn genes on or off, setting in motion genetic..."

Writer: Not Stated

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Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Jul 22 2016 4:17 PM

What: "Roman Catholicism will never gain a foothold with people who know the doctrines of the Word of God; Roman Catholicism is like a bat, and hates sunlight. Every one of us ought to be students and learners, trying to gain more ability for usefulness as well as being built up in our most holy faith. "

Writer: C. H. SPURGEON

LCC: BX

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Date: Aug 20 2011 10:47 AM

What: "The three main groups of false Christianity correspond to the three main groups of unbelieving Judaism at the time of Christ. Roman Catholicism is like the Pharisees - huge, works-salvation, tradition-bound, etc. Eastern Orthodoxy is the same. The second is Liberal Protestantism, similar to the Saducees in their rejection of revelation, weak ethics, etc. Then there are the many cults, like the Jewish cults of the Essenes, Herodians, Zealots, etc, exclusivist and esoteric. The earliest form of pseudo-Christianity was Gnosticism, opposed in Colossians, I John, and elsewhere. There are many pseudo-Christian cults around today."

Writer: Dr. Curt Daniel

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Date: Aug 20 2011 11:17 AM

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"Every human institution is like a pyramid. Those with power are at the top; they are more important. They judge, observe, and punish the foundation."

Writer: joey

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Date: Jan 16 2014 1:20 PM

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"For me, the cross is centrally ironic and political, as the "powers of the world" did exactly what they do, and it didn't work. A human institution is like a castle built on sand, and it cannot and will not be able to impose a perfect order on society. The entire Gospel narrative is a challenge of that."

Writer: Nick the Nevermet

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Date: Jan 16 2014 1:17 PM

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"If a human institution is like a living organism, it must have one, or, at most, two parent(s)".

This article trashes the the association between human institutions and living organisms. The discussion focuses on the English Jury system and how it originated over the centuries.

Charles Donahue, Jr.
Law and History Review
Vol. 17, No. 3 (Autumn, 1999), pp. 591-596

Writer: C Donahue

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Date: Jan 16 2014 1:23 PM

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"Human interaction is like a game: prisoner's dilemma, coordination, chicken, etc."

The linked paper has some other analogies as well as list of 9 rules on what constitutes an appropriate analogy.

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Apr 24 2014 2:52 PM

What: "The whole materialistic advancement of human civilization is like the decoration of a dead body. Everyone is a dead body flapping only for a few days, and yet all the energy of human life is being wasted in the decoration of this dead body.""

Writer: Śrīmad Bh&

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Date: Apr 22 2012 11:20 PM

What: "Suppose human civilization is like a disease the earth had to go through to strengthen its immune system. This implies that nature is not merely passive, but can influence human consciousness and society in ways that individual humans seldom notice"

Writer: Ran Prieur

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Date: Apr 22 2012 11:22 PM

What: "Human civilization is like a forest. The trees represent the government, religions, the corporations, the policy makers, while the forest floor (small plants and animals) represents those who are dependent on and/or broken down by the former mention "trees." "

Writer: Jordan River

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Date: Apr 22 2012 11:27 PM

What: "I lean a bit toward the doomer side of things, which makes me great fun at parties. The truth is, though, life has a way of reverting to the mean. No matter how bad things may seem on a given day, over time they tend to improve. Similarly, just when you think you are on the verge of Utopia, the market crashes, or someone flies a plane into a building. The story of human civilization is like a great soap opera playing out against a series of artificial social and cultural backdrops which are consistently mistaken for permanent institutions."

Writer: MediumTex

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Date: Apr 22 2012 11:34 PM

What: "A man without logic is like a beast by the ring in its nose" The link lists a bunch of statements from the Vulcan perspective.

Writer: Scroll of Surak

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Date: Oct 30 2011 10:50 AM

What: One of the points of this article is that color can be manipulated to manipulate emotions. Color goes right to the heart. There is a reason traffic signals are red, yellow and green. Color goes to the heart in ways that STOP, CAUTION and GO do not. So these expressive artists used color to evoke and manipulated the emotions of the viewer. You see the same pattern in TV shows and commercials as of late. There is a lot of super saturated coloring to evoke in the viewer the desired emotional state .

Writer: LucretiaGermanica

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Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated

Date: Mar 19 2011 1:26 AM

What: "The human's responsibility is like that of a wise tribal leader; Not machismo in a leading position, but selfless wisdom, strength and sharing your life for the good of others. Inner wisdom cannot be replaced with external tricks, and it cannot be bought."

Writer: Minna Lindstrom

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Date: Oct 29 2013 7:42 PM

What:

"Human genetic diversity is like a color spectrum; it exists, but there's no clear dividing line between one "race" or another, and so the divisions we create are socially constructed, just like our color categories."

Writer: KaliYugaz

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Date: Sep 30 2015 4:29 PM

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"[The Human Genome Project] is like sending a man to the moon. When you think about it, sending a man to the moon is easy, it's getting him back that's difficult. So I think we now need to get the human genome to return to work."

Writer: Sydney Brenner

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Date: Mar 4 2017 5:13 PM

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"The human genome project is like just having the basic blueprints in one of the most complicated reverse engineering projects imaginable, ..."

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Mar 4 2017 5:15 PM

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"If we consider the analogy that the human genome project is like compiling the dictionary for the language of life, then each species, extant or extinct, is like a chapter in the book of nature"

Writer: CHENG-MING CHUONG1 and DOMINIQUE G. HOMBERGER

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Date: Mar 4 2017 5:17 PM

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"The idea of discovering a gene after the completion of the human genome project is like discovering a new island: It made sense before we had satellite images but today it is outdated."

Writer: Noam Prywes

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Date: Mar 4 2017 5:19 PM

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jabbering by
big boobed
professional broad
white shirt
to my right
eye

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Apr 22 2016 4:36 PM

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Date: Jan 26 2019 9:32 AM

What: "Things out of balance become repulsive; such is true about a man and his masculinity. A man who thinks he's all steel is like Hitler; and a man who is all velvet is so soft that he's no good to anyone. There needs to be a mixture." This is really nice sermon. Take a look at the link. The question is; How do steel and velvet mix.

Writer: Ralph Sorter

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Date: Aug 10 2011 11:25 AM

What: "A human being contemplating magnetism is like a fish contemplating water. The fish is in water, water is in the fish ( and surrounding every cell). The fish gets its oxygen, thus its energy source from the water. Comparing this image to the fish swimming joyously in a clear, clean, beautiful mountain stream. Now picture the fish struggling for life, gasping for air, sick and sluggish in a scummy, toxic, stagnant pond."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC: QC

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Date: Nov 24 2011 1:08 PM