We Don't Want Tradition. We Want To

I Invented Nothing New. I Simply Assembled The Discoveries Of Other Men Behind Whom Were Centuries Of Work. Had I Worked Fifty Or Ten Or Even Five Years Before, I Would Have Failed. So It Is With Every New Thing. Progress Happens When All The Factors That Make For It Are Ready, And Then It Is Inevitable. To Teach That A Comparatively Few Men Are Responsible For The Greatest Forward Steps Of Mankind Is The Worst Sort Of Nonsense.

Greed Is Merely A Species Of Nearsightedness.

A Manufacturer Is Not Through With His Customer When A Sale Is Completed. He Has Then Only Started With His Customer.

If Two People Agree, One Of Them Is Unnecessary.

The Hardest Thing In The World To Do Is To Think, And That Is Why People Do So Little Of It.