Boards Don't Hit Back.

The Founder Of Any Branch Must Be More Ingenious Than The Common Man. However, If His Achievement Is Not Carried On By Disciples Of The Same Ingenuity, Then Things Will Only Become Formalized And Get Stuck In A Cul-de-sac; Whereby Breakthrough And Progress Will Be Almost Impossible.

The Second-hand Artist Blindly Following His Sensei Or Sifu Accepts His Pattern. As A Result, His Action Is And , More Importantly, His Thinking Become Mechanical. His Responses Become Automatic, According To Set Patterns, Making Him Narrow And Limited.

We [tend To] Have More Faith In What We Imitate Than In What We Originate. We [often Feel That We] Cannot Derive A Sense Of Absolute Certitude From Anything Which Has Its Root In Us. The Most Poignant Sense Of Insecurity Comes From Standing Alone; We Are Not Alone When We Imitate.

I Don't Want To Do Anything Halfway. It Has To Be Perfect.

If You Make An Ass Out Of Yourself, There Will Always Be Someone To Ride You.