Order
Quotes
Order is the arrangement of elements into a comprehensible and harmonious system, providing structure, predictability, and stability. It's meaningful to human life because it allows us to understand and navigate the world, fostering cooperation, innovation, and a sense of safety and control amidst inherent chaos.







# Order & Officers of the Order of Canada

“Last Night of the World”

“Language is such a technology.”

“Scrape. Feel. Dig. Believe. Ask.”

“our body has a memory of all time”

“Welfare mothers make better lovers.”
# Order & Living people

"The Consummate Geddy Lee Interview")
“I love to write. It's my first love.”

“You still don't know what you do well.”

“The heart of a man is like deep water.”

“He tried to do his best but he could not.”

“I hear that God has a really bad haircut.”
# Order & People from Ontario

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes)
“Modesty is a vastly overrated virtue.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, Money: Whence It Came, Where It Went (1975))
“Power is as power does.”

"The Consummate Geddy Lee Interview")
“Music is all about wanting to be better at it.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, The Affluent Society (1958))
“One man's consumption becomes his neighbor's wish.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, The Age of Uncertainty (1977))
“Economists are generally negligent of their heroes.”
# Order & Non-fiction authors from Canada

• Source: Wikiquote: "Alberto Manguel" (Quotes, A History of Reading (1996))
“Every text assumes a reader.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, The Age of Uncertainty (1977))
“Economics is not an exact science.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, The Age of Uncertainty (1977))
“Conscience is better served by a myth.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "John Kenneth Galbraith" (Quotes, Money: Whence It Came, Where It Went (1975))
“Nothing is more portable than rich people and their money”

• Source: Wikiquote: "Alberto Manguel" (Quotes, A History of Reading (1996))
“One can transform a place by reading in it.”
# Order & Screenwriters from Canada

“Technology does not always equal progress.”

“There's nothing at the center of what we do.”

“It can be really fun to go down with the ship.”

• Source: Wikiquote: "Neil Young" (Song lyrics, Tonight's the Night (1975))
“And the world on a string doesn't mean a thing.”

“I don't want dainty little moments of insight …”
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