Sublime

“Don’t know what you people hope to accomplish,” she hissed.

Sam knew that a lot of people, himself included, were bad at distinguishing their pet peeves from legitimate criticism.

An individual doesn’t need to be an expert to ask an intelligent question or offer useful insights.

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One of GO’s sharpest salespeople, Danny Shader, was accompanying me on the trip. As unobtrusively as possible, he went around the room collecting business cards. “What’d you do that for?” I whispered. “You pretty much know who everyone is.” “Titles are deceptive, but you can tell who really matters by the paper.” He showed me the cards. “The ones w

Instead Bill came in through the side door.

“He wanted a life that meant something. . . . If he was going to do a fund, he wanted to be the best.”

Error wasn’t merely instructive; it was the key that might unlock the deep nature of the mechanism. “How do you understand memory?” he asked. “You don’t study memory. You study forgetting.”