Hubris

As for the records title, Kisser explained that 'Hubris' comes from the Greek word

Metal Hammer 2009

As for the records title, Kisser explained that 'Hubris' comes from the Greek word

Metal Hammer 2009

Hubris is a Greek word, meaning, "an impious disregard of the limits governing human action in an orderly universe" (Encyclopedia Britannica 2006).

MachineMachine (formerly 'The Huge Entity') 2009

They made up a lot of addresses and phone numbers, says the Backtrace spokesperson who goes by the name Hubris.

Forbes.com: News Andy Greenberg 2011

Unfortunately, "Hubris" is a weak quantum force that is widely known to destroy all working devices no matter how thoroughly they've been tested.

Miscellaneous T: Adaptations Of My X-Files Word Power 2005

Thanks for the article Sean, the points you make are actually pretty good especially saying that “Hubris is bad”.

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As Robert Townsend warned in Up the Organization, “Hubris is invariably followed by nemesis.”

Think Progress » Exit Survey Of Massachusetts Voters Confirms Lack Of Enthusiasm Among Progressives Hurt Coakley 2010

(Earlier this year saw the publication of a book co-written by Michael Isikoff and David Corn titled Hubris, unveiling “the Inside Story of Spin, Scandal, and the Selling of the Iraq War.”)

How Bush Stacks Up Wolcott, James 2008

And while not everything made it into "Decision Points," here's a scene that did make it into Michael Isikoff and David Corn's "Hubris":

Bush Shares Misty Water-Colored Memories With Alumni Of His Administration The Huffington Post News Team 2010

And while not everything made it into "Decision Points," here's a scene that did make it into Michael Isikoff and David Corn's "Hubris":

Bush Shares Misty Water-Colored Memories With Alumni Of His Administration The Huffington Post News Team 2010