survival, n.Definitions

Survival's most important factor is neither intelligence nor strength but adaptability.

Survival is nothing more than recovery.

Survival is not a value we choose, it chooses us.

Survival is not achieved by the strongest nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.

Survival is less a matter of staying alive than it is of staying human, and thus not betraying each other.

Survival is a thing having very little to do with intelligence for it has yet to be proved that intelligence has any survival value..

Survival is less a question of how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.

A Survival is a process, custom, opinion and so forth which has been carried on by force of habit and is out of sync with their current situation, remaining as proof of an older condition of culture.