Author: Matthew Freedman

Language isn’t spoken. It’s worn, like skin.

Gravity always wins.

One can know the facts of an event only if one is not there to witness it.

In the mouth of a liar, the truth can mislead.

Sympathy is a poor companion.

A good neighbor is someone you barely know well enough.

If you do business with morons, expect to get rich, ruined, or both.

It’s better to build an ark than try to predict rain.

Profitability is the difference between dedication and addiction.

If you can, be nice.