First Of All, I Think It's Odd

One Of The Pervasive Risks That We Face In The Information Age, As I Wrote In The Introduction, Is That Even If The Amount Of Knowledge In The World Is Increasing, The Gap Between What We Know And What We Think We Know May Be Widening.

If You Aren't Taking A Representative Sample, You Won't Get A Representative Snapshot.

The Quest For Certainty In Forecasting Outcomes Can Be The Enemy Of Progress.

Midterm Elections Can Be Dreadfully Boring, Unfortunately.

We're Not That Much Smarter Than We Used To Be, Even Though We Have Much More Information - And That Means The Real Skill Now Is Learning How To Pick Out The Useful Information From All This Noise.