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I'd Say Part Of The Appeal Of Trump Is That He's Presenting Himself As A Totally Certain, Infallible Person.

A Tourist Can't Help But Have A Distorted Opinion Of A Place: He Meets Unrepresentative People, Has Unrepresentative Experiences, And Runs Around Imposing Upon The Place The Fantastic Mental Pictures He Had In His Head When He Got There.

The Lesson Of Buffett Was: To Succeed In A Spectacular Fashion You Had To Be Spectacularly Unusual.

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.

Commitment, By Its Nature, Frees Us From Ourselves And, While It Stands Us In Opposition To Some, It Joins Us With Others Similarly Committed. Commitment Moves Us From The Mirror Trap Of The Self Absorbed With The Self To The Freedom Of A Community Of Shared Values.