The Speed Of Light Sucks.

The Important Point Is That The Cost Of Adding A Feature Isn't Just The Time It Takes To Code It. The Cost Also Includes The Addition Of An Obstacle To Future Expansion. Sure, Any Given Feature List Can Be Implemented, Given Enough Coding Time. But In Addition To Coming Out Late, You Will Usually Wind Up With A Codebase That Is So Fragile That New Ideas That Should Be Dead-simple Wind Up Taking Longer And Longer To Work Into The Tangled Existing Web. The Trick Is To Pick The Features That Don't Fight Each Other.

Focused, Hard Work Is The Real Key To Success. Keep Your Eyes On The Goal, And Just Keep Taking The Next Step Towards Completing It. If You Aren't Sure Which Way To Do Something, Do It Both Ways And See Which Works Better.

Everybody's Saturated With The Marketing Hype Of Next-generation Consoles. They Are Wonderful, But The Truth Is That They Are As Powerful As A High End Pc Is Right Now.

At Its Best, Entertainment Is Going To Be A Subjective Thing That Can't Win For Everyone, While At Worst, A Particular Game Just Becomes A Random Symbol For Petty Tribal Behavior.

Rocket Science Has Been Mythologized All Out Of Proportion To Its True Difficulty.