There's A Rule They Don't Teach You

In This Country, There Is An Opportunity For The Development Of Man's Intellectual, Cultural, And Spiritual Potentialities That Has Never Existed Before In The History Of Our Species. I Mean Not Simply An Opportunity For Greatness For A Few, But An Opportunity For Greatness For The Many.

I Say That Our System Of Tests And Grades, As It Now Exists, Is One Source Of The Low Yield Of Great Men From Our Universities. The Marking System Is A Traumatic Experience From Which Most Students Emerge With A Deep Determination Never To Get Into A Situation Where They Can Be Marked Again. They Just Won't Ever Again Take A Chance.

Industry Is Best At The Intersection Of Science And Art.

The Role Of Science Is To Be Systematic, To Be Accurate, To Be Orderly, But It Certainly Is Not To Imply That The Aggregated, Successful Hypotheses Of The Past Have The Kind Of Truth That Goes Into A Number System.

There's A Rule They Don't Teach You At The Harvard Business School. It Is, If Anything Is Worth Doing, It's Worth Doing To Excess.