– Vanity Fair "When readers today think they are meeting the author, in reality they're meeting a man or a woman, rich or poor in humanity, but who has already left their role as author.
Humans should treat services with empathy — losing empathy is generally a poor trend for humanity.
"On one side you have the very worst of humanity," Poor said.
Americans bought Reagan's act, though he was as creepy as they come, a poor simulation of humanity, a bona fide authoritarian wrapped in the cozy trappings of grandpa, sort of like the sadistic child-stalking Santa Claus.
In a world increasingly polarised by wealth, the efforts to find a metaphor that unifies rich and poor, a shared humanity, if you like, has become both a lucrative and a slightly desperate publishing enterprise.
In The Banjo Lesson he lights up the interior of a run-down dwelling to reveal what might otherwise be missed: the poor, glowing with humanity and knowledge.
This is perhaps unsurprising given the poor state of humanities departments.
In 2011 388 people had the same wealth as the poorest half of humanity.
Wealth inequality has grown to the stage where 62 of the world's richest people own as much as the poorest half of humanity combined, according to a new report.
The less potent but still thoroughly unpleasant remainder will be destroyed in Finland and America over the coming months.The development of chemical weapons was perhaps science's poorest contribution to humanity.
