One Finds Limits By Pushing Them.

No One Has Characterized Market Mechanisms Better Than Friedrich Von Hayek

Forget About Nobel Prizes; They Aren't Really Very Important.

Human Beings, Viewed As Behaving Systems, Are Quite Simple. The Apparent Complexity Of Our Behavior Over Time Is Largely A Reflection Of The Complexity Of The Environment In Which We Find Ourselves.

The Intelligent Altruists, Though Less Altruistic Than Unintelligent Altruists, Will Be Fitter Than Both Unintelligent Altruists And Selfish Individuals.

The Situation Has Provided A Cue; This Cue Has Given The Expert Access To Information Stored In Memory, And The Information Provides The Answer. Intuition Is Nothing More And Nothing Less Than Recognition.