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We Aren't Natural Statisticians. What We Are Is Natural Storytelling Machines. And So What We Do After We Have The Facts In Hand Is Build A Story To Explain The Facts.

The Thing I'm Most Afraid Of Is What Happens When These People Who Voted For Donald Trump Realize He's Not Going To Do Anything For Them And That He's Not An Antidote To What Ails Them. His Whole Movement Runs On Anger, And If It Doesn't Have Anger, It Doesn't Go Anywhere.

There's A Certain Status To Suffering In Ireland, That The Person Who - If You're Sitting Around A Table, The Person With The Greatest Status Is The Person Who Had The Most Horrible Thing Happen To Them Most Recently.

In Wall Street Now, You Have To Hide What You're Doing. It's More Fun When You Don't Have To Do That. But I Don't Think Its Sense Of Purpose Has Changed At All.

Wall Street, With Its Army Of Brokers, Analysts, And Advisers Funneling Trillions Of Dollars Into Mutual Funds, Hedge Funds, And Private Equity Funds, Is An Elaborate Fraud.