OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Clémence Royer

Clémence Royer (21 April 1830 – 6 February 1902) was a self-taught French scholar who lectured and wrote on economics, philosophy, science and feminism. She is best known for her controversial 1862 French translation of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species.

## Quotes

* For a long time it was supposed that Semites, Aryans and Mongols may have shared a common birthplace somewhere on top of a mountain, from whence the three races then dispersed and quickly turned their backs on each other, in accordance with the story of the “tri-color” descendants of Noah’s three sons; this is simply the invention of a myth which, unlike its ancient counterparts, does not even have the merit of symbolizing history. It amounts to a retelling and a renewing of the tale of the Earthly Paradise, with less poeticism and even less common sense.
** Jean-Paul Demoule - The Indo-Europeans_ Archaeology, Language, Race, and the Search for the Origins of the West

## About

* This controversial scholar, the first translator of Darwin and by extension the first promoter of “social Darwinism” in France, stated in her preface to the Origine des espèces that the most courageous “races” had overcome the others since “man, having become the stronger, could impose himself on the mate that pleased him most; and hence woman, who had nothing to do but please and submit, became more and more beautiful, in accordance with man’s ideal, man who himself became even stronger, having only to fight, command, and protect.” Thus we see the “reckless and blind” error of Christianity and democracy which scorned natural selection: “while all care, all devotions of love and pity are considered to be owed to the deposed and degenerate representatives of the species, there is nothing to encourage the development of the emerging force or to propagate merit, talent and virtue.”
** Jean-Paul Demoule - The Indo-Europeans_ Archaeology, Language, Race, and the Search for the Origins of the West
* There is a degree of coherence when, in the context of the Indo-European question, such robust biological racism is associated with a thesis that is both Euro-centrist and migrationist; this is in contrast to Broca’s “entrenched” anti-linguistic autochtonism. In the opinion of Clémence Royer, “a race that is powerful enough to overrun all of Europe and all of western Asia cannot have had its origins in a Pamirian valley; mountain peoples are peoples who have retreated and defend themselves; they are never conquering peoples.” Yet “the blond European race, as a whole, appears to have always been a race of travelers, a race that is essentially war-like and conquering.” “In the end, these high plateaus of Asia can be discounted; once we wanted to believe that these plateaus were the birthplace of everything but all they have ever given rise to are avalanches.”
** Jean-Paul Demoule - The Indo-Europeans_ Archaeology, Language, Race, and the Search for the Origins of the West
# Cláudio Hummes

Cláudio Hummes (8 August 1934 – 4 July 2022) was a Brazilian prelate who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Santo André and the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Fortaleza and the Archdiocese of São Paulo.

## Quotes

* The process towards worldliness, in great part fruit of urban, modern, and post-modern culture, which afflicts the family today, profoundly weakens fundamental family values, as, with respect to life, matrimonial indissolubility, conjugal fidelity, and religious education of children.
** H. Exc. Rev. Msgr. Cláudio HUMMES , O.F.M., Archbishop of Fortaleza, BRAZIL (17 November 1997) Press Office of the Holy See
# Club (weapon)

A club (also known as a cudgel, baton, bludgeon, truncheon, cosh, or nightstick) is among the simplest of all weapons: a short staff or stick, usually made of wood.

## Quotes

* The battle-club would not find out your name -- it would just find your flesh.
** Sumerian proverb, Collection III at The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature, 3rd millennium BCE.
# Larry Samuelson

Larry Samuelson (born April 2, 1953) is an American economist and the A. Douglas Melamed Professor of Economics at Yale University and one of the faculty of the Cowles Foundation of Yale University.

## Quotes

* Evolutionary game theory is one of the most active and rapidly growing areas of research in economics. Unlike traditional game theory models, which assume that all players are fully rational and have complete knowledge of details of the game, evolutionary models assume that people choose their strategies through a trial-and-error learning process in which they gradually discover that some strategies work better than others. In games that are repeated many times, low-payoff strategies tend to be weeded out, and an equilibrium may emerge.
** Larry Samuelson. Evolutionary Games and Equilibrium Selection. 1997. Overview.
* In the beginning, at least for academics, there was philosophy. All of learned inquiry occurred within the discipline of philosophy and was carried out by philosophers. We retain the vestiges of this organization in our practice of awarding a single advanced academic degree, the Ph.D. or Doctor of Philosophy.’ As our understanding of the world around us grew, however, various areas of philosophy became sufficiently well understood to graduate into their own disciplines. Mathematics and the physical and biological sciences were the first to appear, followed more recently by the social sciences. Emerging as its own discipline is only the first step toward becoming a mature field of study. Economics is unique among the social sciences for the number of remaining steps it has taken. Unlike many social sciences, economics has a well-defined core set of methods. The first year graduate program in economics is virtually indistinguishable across American universities, consisting of microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. As a result, economics can be easily defined by its tools of inquiry as by the target of its inquiry.
** Larry Samuelson. "Bounded Rationality and Game Theory", The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Vol. 36, Special Issue, 1996, pages 17-35.
# Larry Solov

Larry Solov (born May 20, 1968) is an American attorney best known as the co-founder and CEO of Breitbart News.

## Quotes

* Every day we strive to keep the fighting spirit of this unique individual alive on the pages of the entity to which he gave all and which bears his name. And progress is being made. New media is growing and thriving, reaching more people in more countries all over the globe, breaking stories and fighting battles minute to minute, if not second to second. Meanwhile, the corrupt media establishment is struggling to modernize and maintain credibility with the public. Just as Andrew had envisioned.
** "Andrew Breitbart's Vision and Mission Thriving Two Years After His Death", Breitbart (March 14, 2014)
* One thing we specifically discussed that night was our desire to start a site that would be unapologetically pro-freedom and pro-Israel. We were sick of the anti-Israel bias of the mainstream media and J-Street. By launching Breitbart Jerusalem, the journey comes full circle and a promise between two friends is fulfilled. And in a very real sense, Breitbart News Network returns to its roots.
** "Breitbart News Network: Born In The USA, Conceived In Israel", Breitbart (November 17, 2015)

## External links

* Articles on Breitbart
# Larry Sharpe

Larry Sharpe (born July 12, 1968) is an American business consultant, entrepreneur, and political activist. He was a candidate for the Libertarian Party nomination for Vice President of the United States in 2016. He is the founder and Managing Director of Neo-Sage Group, Inc. On July 12, 2017, he announced his candidacy for Governor of New York for the 2018 election.

## Quotes

* Hemp and marijuana should be regulated like onions. No difference. If you can grow onion in your backyard, you can grow hemp or weed in your backyard. If you can grow onions in your farm, your family farm, you can grow hemp or marijuana in your family farm.
** Speech at the Annual 2018 NYC Cannabis Parade (May 5, 2018)
* I would love to have a society that is based only on volunteer associations. That would be amazing. I don't think I'll see that in my lifetime, so the closest I can get to that — that's what I want.
** Interview with Dave Rubin (July 13, 2018)
# Larry Silverstein

Larry A. Silverstein (born May 30, 1931) is an American businessman. Among his real estate projects, he is the developer of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan, New York City, as well as one of New York's tallest residential towers at 30 Park Place, where he owns a home.

## Quotes

* I remember getting a call from the fire department commander telling me they were not sure they'd be able to contain the fire. I said, y'know, we've had such terrible loss of life. Maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it. And they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building collapse.
** post-9/11 interview in 2006 PBS documentary, later quoted 2 december 2021 by Snopes
# Larry Page

Lawrence Edward Page (born March 26, 1973) is an American computer scientist and Internet entrepreneur. He is best known as one of the co-founders of Google along with Sergey Brin.

## Quotes

* The Star Trek computer doesn't seem that interesting. They ask it random questions, it thinks for a while. I think we can do better than that.
** Quoted in Ben Elgin, "Google's Goal: "Understand Everything," BusinessWeek (2004-05-03).
* I have a simple algorithm, which is, wherever you see paid researchers instead of grad students, that's not where you want to be doing research.
** Plenary speech, AAAS Annual conference, San Francisco (February 2007).
* If you look at things like Google Now also. Maybe you want to just have [a question] answered for you before you ask it.
** theguardian.com.
* It's hard to keep things moving. And that's always a big trick. I think for me, the key is setting really big goals. And, you know, with YouTube, I think we've had tremendous leadership, both with the founders and now with Salar, who's been running it.
** Larry Page Q&A Zeitgeist Americas 2012, at the annual Zeitgeist conference in Arizona. Published on October 16, 2012. Answering the question asked by Larry Aidem: "And I'm just curious what you do both at Google and also in the way you've managed the YouTube acquisition, which I think you could look at as one of the most successful examples of somebody buying something and not screwing it up. What's consciously done to keep that ethos, both at the Google level and then at YouTube?"
* Sometimes it’s important to wake up and stop dreaming. When a really great dream shows up, grab it
** Larry Page’s University of Michigan Commencement Address, 2009.
* I don't know how long I would've stayed, to be honest.
** theguardian.com
* Have a healthy disregard for the impossible.
** Larry Page's Google Zeitgeist 2012 talk

## Quotes about Page

* One flying car seems absurd; Larry Page has three.
** The Verge: "Larry Page is quietly amassing a 'flying car' empire" (19 July 2018)
* Page has long been reclusive, a computer scientist who pondered technical problems away from the public eye, preferring to chase moonshots over magazine covers.
** Mark Bergen and Austin Carr in Bloomberg: "Where in the World Is Larry Page?" (13 September 2018)

## External links

Larry Page Quotes
# Gamera vs. Barugon

Gamera vs. Barugon is a 1966 film about a monster unleashed by treasure hunters that fights Gamera.
    Directed by Shigeo Tanaka. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Dialogue

    Keisuke Hirata: What I am doing here?
    Karen: If we had found you a bit later you'd've been dead, but we didn't save you out of kindness you can believe that, you and your friends found something didn't you, and then one of them betrayed you. Don't try to hide it.
    Keisuke Hirata: Yes, we found what we were looking for, the opal.
    Karen: An opal?
    Keisuke Hirata: That's right, one that's this big, my brother found during the war, he hid it in that cave himself, and so by rights it's ours.

## Cast

* Kōjirō Hongō — Keisuke Hirata
* Kyōko Enami — Karen
* Yūzō Hayakawa — Kawajiri
* Takuya Fujioka — Dr. Satō
# Gamera: Guardian of the Universe

Gamera: Guardian of the Universe is a 1995 film about a hibernating species of giant carnivorous bird that is awakened on a Japanese island shortly after the Japanese military encounters an unidentified mass moving beneath the water off-shore.
    Directed by Shusuke Kaneko. Written by Kazunori Itō.

## Dialogue

    Insp. Osako: Doctor, let's come back tomorrow.
    Mayumi Nagamine: This creature might be nocturnal.
    Insp. Osako: That's an even better reason! Suppose it were to attack us?
    Mayumi Nagamine: [Gyaos flies overhead and she starts to follow] It's getting away!
    Insp. Osako: We're not equipped for this, and it's out of our jurisdiction!
    Mayumi Nagamine: It's looking for food!
    Insp. Osako: For food? That'll be us if we're not careful!
    Mayumi Nagamine: If it can't find prey here, it'll attack Japan!

## Cast

* Tsuyoshi Ihara — Yoshinari Yonemori
* Akira Onodera — Naoya Kusanagi
* Shinobu Nakayama — Mayumi Nagamine
* Ayako Fujitani — Asagi Kusanagi

## External links

* Gamera: Guardian of the Universe quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera: Super Monster

Gamera: Super Monster is a 1980 film about alien forces sending all the monsters Gamera has faced in one final battle to rid the planet of its last hope.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Narrator

* There are 200 billion stars present in the Milky Way Galaxy. Our sun and its nine planets consist of just one solar system within the galaxy. There are billions of other such systems many greater than our own solar system. But, compared to the enormous size of the universe itself even a galaxy is but a tiny pinpoint of life. In our vast universe, there are billions of other such galaxies that are just as big. The universe is limitless in size, and mankind is not the only creature in it that wages wars against itself. There are others who make war throughout the universe. From the farthest reaches of space comes a space ship bent on murder and destruction. It is the pirate space ship Zanon.

## Dialogue

    Policeman: You've been reading too much of those comics. You know very well that those stories are just plain fiction.
    Keiichi: Well, that stinks.
    Policeman: Now you kids best run along home, or I'll have you arrested! [laughs] I really had you scared that time!
    Keiichi: Sister, what I'd like more than anything is for my turtle to be able to fight Gaos.
    Kilara: Your turtle against the monster Gaos?
    Keiichi: You see, if he could turn into Gamera, then he'd be able to fight and win.
    Kilara: Gamera?
    Keiichi: Right. Now Gamera is the only one strong enough to protect the Earth.
    Giruge: Space ship Zanon is about to attack. Even Gamera is not powerful enough to stop it. You must find some way. You must!
    Keiichi: Sister, you'll be all right!
    Giruge: Thank you, boy. If it's true we are reincarnated after we die, then I should be born here again. Goodbye.
    Kilara: Keiichi, Gamera sacrificed himself for the sake of the Earth.
    Keiichi: So, does that mean we'll be able to live peacefully from now on?
    Kilara: That's right.

## Taglines

* Clash of monster vs. huge spaceship! Special effects blockbuster thrills and excitement!
* Finally, the strongest super monster of the universe came!

## Cast

* Mach Fumiake — Kilara
* Yaeko Kojima — Marsha
* Yoko Komatsu — Mitan
* Osamu Kobayashi — 'Zanon' Captain
* Keiko Kudo — Giruge
* Koichi Maeda — Keiichi
* Toshie Takada — Keiichi's mother

## External links

* Gamera: Super Monster quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera (film)

Gamera is a 1965 film about a giant turle released from the arctic who attacks Tokyo.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Yonejiro Saito.

## Dialogue

    Alex: Here we are. It looks wild, huh?
    Catherine: You can say that again.
    Nobuyo Sakurai: I met Kenny's teacher today.
    Mr. Sakurai: Oh, and what did he say?
    Nobuyo Sakurai: That Kenny was quite the expert at drawing turtles.
    Mr. Sakurai: When I was his age, I used to draw girls.
    Mr. Sakurai: Gamera saved your life.
    Kenny: Because he knows I like turtles.
    Nobuyo Sakurai: Gamera liked you. Gamera must have a good heart.
    Kenny: Gamera's a good turtle.
    Dr. Hidaka: Well Catherine, I suggest you forget science and instead really become Alex's inspiration.
    Alex: Hahaha. Thank you. Thank you.
    Dr. Hidaka: Well, Kenny, Gamera will be safe there. You happy?
    Kenny: Yes, I'm glad that Gamera wasn't killed. I'm going to be an astronaut and ride in rockets. And I'll see Gamera again, right [turning to Gamera] Gamera! See you soon!

## Cast

* Eiji Funakoshi — Dr Hidaka
* Harumi Kiritachi — Kyoko
* Junichiro Yamashita — Aoyagi
* Yoshiro Uchida — Toshio

## External links

* Gamera quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera 2: Attack of Legion

Gamera 2: Attack of Legion is a 1996 film about a race of insectoid extraterrestrials that invade the Earth, prompting Gamera to come to the planet's defense.
    Directed by Shusuke Kaneko. Written by Kazunori Itō.

## Dialogue

    Hanatani: [watching Gamera being attacked by a swarm of the Symbiotic Legion creatures] "And He asked him, 'What is thy name?' And he answered, saying, 'My name is Legion, for we are many."
    Colonel Watarase: The Bible?
    Hanatani: Mark 5:9.
    Colonel Watarase: "Legion".

## Taglines

* Summer '96 Japan Falls!

## Cast

* Toshiyuki Nagashima — Colonel Watarase
* Miki Mizuno — Midori Honami
* Tamotsu Ishibashi — Hanatani
* Mitsuru Fukikoshi — Obitsu
* Ayako Fujitani — Asagi Kusanag
* Yusuke Kawazu — Nojiri
* Akira Ohashi — Gamera
* Mizuho Yoshida — Legion
* Yukijirō Hotaru — Osako

## External links

* Gamera 2: Attack of Legion quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris

Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris is a 1999 film about Gamera fighting monsters.
    Directed by Shusuke Kaneko. Written by Kazunori Itō.

## Mayumi Nagamine

* Every creature, however unappealing, fights to the last to survive. Humanity as well.

## Cast

* Shinobu Nakayama — Mayumi Nagamine
* Ai Maeda — Ayana Hirasaka
* Ayako Fujitani — Asagi Kusanagi
* Senri Yamasaki — Mito Asakura
* Yukijirō Hotaru — Inspector Osako

## External links

* Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Hugh Trenchard, 1st Viscount Trenchard

Marshal of the Royal Air Force Hugh Montague Trenchard (3 February 1873 - 10 February 1956) was a commander of the Royal Flying Corps in the Field and British Chief of the Air Staff during World War I and the 1920s.

## Quotes

* We want the mathematical genius - there is work for him. We want the literary genius - there is work for him, especially in my office. We want the scientific brain - there is more than enough work for him. We want the man of brains and we want the man of common sense and little brain. We want the man of initiative and the man of action, the methodical man and even the crank. We open our ranks widely to all.
** Speech to the Cambridge University Aeronautical Society, April 1925 in Trenchard, Man of Vision (1962) p. 519
* The development of air power in its broadest sense, and including the development of all means of combating missiles that travel through the air, whether fired or dropped, is the first essential to our survival in war.
** Given by Trenchard in 1946. As listed on Great Aviation Quotes
'I can't write what I mean, I can't say what I mean.. but I expect you to know what I mean' G. Regan in 'More Military Blunders' Carlton Books (2004) p66

## Quotes about Trenchard

* The Great War only produced two things of importance, barbed wire and Trenchard.
** Field Marshal Haig in Trenchard, Man of Vision (1962) p. 506
# Hugo De Vries

Hugo De Vries (February 21, 1848 – May 21, 1935) was a Dutch botanist and one of the first geneticists. He is known chiefly for suggesting the concept of genes, rediscovering the laws of heredity in the 1890s while unaware of Gregor Mendel's work, for introducing the term "mutation", and for developing a saltationist theory.

## Quotes

* Physiologic facts concerning the origin of species in nature were unknown in the time of Darwin. . . The experience of the breeders was quite inadequate to the use which Darwin made of it. It was neither scientific, nor critically accurate. Laws of variation were barely conjectured; the different types of variability were only imperfectly distinguished. The breeders' conception was fairly sufficient for practical purposes, but science needed a clear understanding of the factors in the general process of variation. Repeatedly Darwin tried to formulate these causes, but the evidence available did not meet his requirements. Quetelet's law of variation had not yet been published. Mendel's claim of hereditary units for the explanation of certain laws of hybrids discovered by him, was not yet made. The clear distinction between spontaneous and sudden changes, as compared with the ever-present fluctuating variations, is only of late coming into recognition by agriculturists. Innumerable minor points which go to elucidate the breeders' experience, and with which we are now quite familiar, were unknown in Darwin's time. No wonder that he made mistakes, and laid stress on modes of descent, which have since been proved to be of minor importance or even of doubtful validity.
** Species and Varieties: Their Origin by Mutation (1904), The Open Court Publishing Company, Chicago, p. 5-6
* To put it in the terms chosen lately by Mr. Arthur Harris in a friendly criticism of my views: "Natural selection may explain the survival of the fittest, but it cannot explain the arrival of the fittest."
** Concluding sentence of his work Species and Varieties: Their Origin by Mutation (1904), The Open Court Publishing Company, Chicago, p. 826.
# Hugh Thomson Kerr

Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr was a minister in the Shadyside Presbyterian Church who started the tradition of World Communion Sunday in 1933.

## Quotes

* Protestants have been the pioneers in Bible translation and have organized and supported the great world-encircling Bible societies. They believe that the Bible needs no other interpreter than the Holy Spirit. The Bible read under the guidance of the Holy Spirit is the Christian’s authoritative guide. Protestants therefore claim that they truly represent and interpret Christianity as it is set forth in the Bible. They hold that anyone who will read the Bible prayerfully, with the aid of the best scholarship, will reach the conclusion that Protestantism honestly interprets the teachings and confirms the practice of early Christianity
** What Protestants Believe p. 8 (1947)