Month: November 2020

The difference between a poor winner and sore loser is time.

Live so you are satisfied with your life at the end even if you are wrong about the afterlife.

Bad decisions carry double the interest rate of good decisions.

If computers ever gossip about each other, that will be the time — and probably far past the time — to fear artificial intelligence.

Paper has the ability to remember.

To see how far we’ve come as a species, look at a 15th-century map of the world.

Suspense is indefinite delay with a sound purpose and certain resolution.

If you entertain the questions of others, you’ll discover answers you never knew existed.

Words are like water: Always flowing, ever changing, and what we’re made of.

Each morning is an opportunity to design the day.