I Start Where The Last Man Left

Let The Public Throw Bouquets To The Inventors And In Time We Will All Be Happy.

None Of My Inventions Came By Accident. I See A Worthwhile Need To Be Met And I Make Trial After Trial Until It Comes. What It Boils Down To Is One Per Cent Inspiration And Ninety-nine Per Cent Perspiration.

I Am Long On Ideas, But Short On Time. I Expect To Live To Be Only About A Hundred.

After We Had Conducted Thousands Of Experiments On A Certain Project Without Solving The Problem, One Of My Associates, After We Had Conducted The Crowning Experiment And It Had Proved A Failure, Expressed Discouragement And Disgust Over Our Having Failed To Find Out Anything. I Cheerily Assured Him That We Had Learned Something. For We Had Learned For A Certainty That The Thing Couldnt Be Done That Way, And That We Would Have To Try Some Other Way.

I Remember That I Was Never Able To Get Along At School. I Was At The Foot Of The Class.