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No data is preferable to poor data.
p. 26
You are lucky. Very few theoretical scientists ever see their mathematical equations turned into working hardware in their lifetime.
p. 255
People hate what they don’t understand.
p. 100
They used their intelligence to control things around them, instead of letting nature and the strong-muscled have their way.
p. 4
When I am not moving toward my fate, it comes to me.
p. 273
There is nothing that a man must believe that can’t be seen or touched or sensed.
p. 144
“‘Different laws of physics,’” said Ariel, “and ‘supernatural’ seem synonymous to me.”
p. 47
Nothing’s worth living for if there aren’t things you think are worth dying for.
p. 127
As far as I'm concerned, if someone is paying a huge amount of money to come to your restaurant and eat your food, then you have a duty to be in the kitchen.
“The National Hot Air Museum is just down the road a piece,” he added. “Better known by its branch names: the Capitol and the White House.”
p. 311
Innocence is in many ways ignorance.
p. 81
Everything looked so good in the computer, and yet what Father had gotten was not Medicine but Health Care-- Medicine without a soul. What do I mean by "soul"? I mean what Father did not get. Presence. Attention. Judgment. Kindness. Above all, responsibility.









