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My hands have been known mostly for the leather gloves that I've used as an instrument to punish opposing fighters. Outside the ring, though, I want my legacy to be the man with bare hands that offered kindness and hope to those in need.
— Manny Pacquiao
World Champion Boxer & Philippine Senator
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I wasn't just fighting for myself. I was fighting for an entire country and millions of fans around the world who believe in me. That is why I will always give 100% in and out of the ring.
— Manny Pacquiao
World Champion Boxer & Philippine Senator
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People come to Glastonbury and can try out ways of living that can be rolled out across the country. It's a place where people come to be a part of something… something greater than the sum of its parts.
— Emily Eavis
Co-organizer of Glastonbury Festival with her father Michael Eavis
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It feels to us that the festival is owned by the people, and me and my Dad are kind-of custodians of it. In that sense, it's a bit like a sailing ship… me and my Dad drive it, but the ship is made of a few hundred people.
— Emily Eavis
Co-organizer of Glastonbury Festival with her father Michael Eavis
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Those three hours in a movie theatre gave people a chance to forget their woes and become one with their hero or heroine on screen. Cinema formed a means of escapism for people, from what they had to go through in their daily lives.
— Siddharth Roy Kapur
Indian Film Producer & Head of Walt Disney Company India
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It's the convergence of these technologies that creates waves on top of waves of capability, which will change our world – every industry, our economy, our government, our health, our families… everything is beginning to change.
— Peter Diamandis
Founder of X Prize Foundation & Singularity University
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We're moving towards a world of increasing abundance. The poorest and wealthiest can access the same information because of Google; the same information Larry Page has! That same democratisation and demonetisation will occur in other critically important areas of our life.
— Peter Diamandis
Founder of X Prize Foundation & Singularity University
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Meanwhile, she eschewed Bollywood beauty standards and was frequently castigated in the press for her unique fashion sense and fluctuating weight.
— Vidya Balan
Indian actress known for critically acclaimed roles in unconventional films
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In No One Killed Jessica (2011), a true crime tale of a woman searching for her sister's killer, Balan (known to her many fans as simply Vidya) proved that a film without a male lead could be a commercial success.
— Vidya Balan
Indian actress known for critically acclaimed roles in unconventional films
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I still believe that nuclear is the greatest risk we face as a society today.
— Martin E. Hellman
Co-inventor of Public-Key Cryptography & Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
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They had a philosophy that we are not here to accumulate, but rather to provide a service to the world- to live a life of service- a service which included education.
— Mario Capecchi
Nobel Prize Winner for Gene Targeting in Mice
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I went from having no parents, to having 65! For kids, it was fantastic, there were lots of activities, a very strong community, and everyone cared for each other.
— Mario Capecchi
Nobel Prize Winner for Gene Targeting in Mice
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My Mom never recovered psychologically from being in the concentration camp; so, my aunt and uncle inherited me. They received this 'animal' with no social upbringing and turned me into a human being.
— Mario Capecchi
Nobel Prize Winner for Gene Targeting in Mice
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I didn't have a childhood- I didn't play- every day was about survival. I was always moving to a different-place on a weekly/monthly basis. Since the only food I had was stolen, your presence was soon known by the local shopkeeper and they would make things miserable for you often calling the local police.
— Mario Capecchi
Nobel Prize Winner for Gene Targeting in Mice
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The people who started working at Chobani... the minute they had a job, the minute they started working, that's when they lost the sense of being a refugee and became part of the community. That was the moment they started to regain their dignity and became independent.
— Hamdi Ulukaya
Founder and CEO of Chobani Greek Yogurt Company
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It's very clear that the sole purpose of business is not just to make money for shareholders, but actually to look after their employees, their communities and their society. Businesses play a role in society, and they have a voice which they have to use. Silence is not an option.
— Hamdi Ulukaya
Founder and CEO of Chobani Greek Yogurt Company