That's What Happens When You're Thirty-seven Years

Donald Trump Got Almost 3 Million Fewer Votes Than Hillary Clinton! He Happened To Get More In Some Of The Right Places. It Was Just Like One Of Those Things Where A Stock Going Up And People Impose A False Sense Of Order On It. It's Really More Intellectually Honestly Viewed As A Disorderly Process.

The Moulin Rouge Is, Like The West Village And The Nasdaq, One Of Those Places That People Who Don't Like To Take Risks Come To For The Thrill Of Being On The Spot Where Risks Once Were Taken.

There's No Point In Arguing With Partisan Supporters. Their Views Are Their Identity. Nothing You Can Tell The Most Phlegmatic Follower.

People Really Don't Like To Hear Success Explained Away As Luck — Especially Successful People. As They Age, And Succeed, People Feel Their Success Was Somehow Inevitable. They Don't Want To Acknowledge The Role Played By Accident In Their Lives. There Is A Reason For This: The World Does Not Want To Acknowledge It Either. If You Use Better Data, You Can Find Better Values; There Are Always Market Inefficiencies To Exploit, And So On. But It Has A Broader And Less Practical Message: Don't Be Deceived By Life's Outcomes. Life's Outcomes, While Not Entirely Random, Have A Huge Amount Of Luck Baked Into Them. Above All, Recognize That If You Have Had Success, You Have Also Had Luck — And With Luck Comes Obligation.

If You Had To Point To One Thing That Made It Less Likely That The Red Sox Would Win The World Series, I Would Say It Was Those People That Go To Fenway Park To Watch The Games. And Then The Media Around It.