To Me, Innovations Are The Wheel, Fire,

[chuck's Wife] Was Standing Behind Me At The Time And She Said, 'chuck Hasn't Fed Himself In 19 Years. So, You've Got A Choice: We Keep The Arm, Or You Keep Chuck.'

We Live In A World Where Virtually Everybody Expects There's Going To Be Some Reasonable Therapy For Virtually Any Situation.

People Take The Longest Possible Paths, Digress To Numerous Dead Ends, And Make All Kinds Of Mistakes. Then Historians Come Along And Write Summaries Of This Messy, Nonlinear Process And Make It Appear Like A Simple, Straight Line.

Innovation Needs To Be Nurtured Throughout An Organization. Management Is Doing Things Right, Whereas Leadership Is Doing The Right Things.

I Think In Our Lifetime, That Level Of Acceptance Of "well, We Couldn't Do Any Better," Won't Be Tolerated. We're Going To Start To See Individual Therapies Customized For Individual Patients, And It's Going To Change The Way People Get Healthcare.