Osman Doluca Quotes

“From a biology point of view, the purpose of humanity is to ensure his survival by expanding his domain into the stars.”

“The very least thing one should learn at the university is how to reach new knowledge.”

“China's success lies on being a communist community within and a capitalist company outside.”

“Communism in a capitalist world requires eliminating the hope of the citizens for owning what others own.”

“Education consensus is through exchange of ideas" Mohamed Osman Abbasheikh”

“Any step forwarded Through Education Must show and lead you a difference in all aspects"Mohamed Osman Abbasheikh”

“All of my life I have stayed away from violence and the instruments of violence, and have seen a legal, democratic struggle as the only means to achieve change.”

“By 2025, we can expect the world to be completely digital. Paper books will be a thing of the past. Education will be delivered through analytics-based assessment tools and adaptive learning platforms.”

“There may not be any romance to mental illness but who needs romance when the preferable route is agency? The prevailing conversation around mental health issues is agency and the lack thereof on the part of the mentally ill. But what do you do if you’re a paid-up member of the mentally ill populace in question? Do you curl up into a ball and give up? No, you look for solutions. Ultimately, it’s about keeping despair at bay and sometimes simple things like running, taking up a hobby, doing charity work, painting or, in my case, writing can be a galvanizing part of the recovery process. Keeping the brain and the body active can give life a semblance of pleasure and hope. This is what writing has done for me. I took every traumatic element of my condition and channelled it into something useful.”

“There was once a house built out of memories and inside this house lived a woman called The Memory Snatcher. This woman was my Aunt Beydan. She was a sorceress and as a child I feared she would stalk me in my sleep and steal all my memories until I could no longer remember who I was.”