"Audacity, always audacity" — soundest principle of strategy. In practicing medicine I learned that when you… — Robert A. Heinlein
"Audacity, always audacity" — soundest principle of strategy. In practicing medicine I learned that when you are most at loss is the time when you must appear confident. In law I had learned that, when your case seems hopeless, you must impress the jury with your relaxed certainty.
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