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Remember That Experience Creates Internalization. Doing Things Repeatedly Leads To Internalization, Which Produces A Quality Of Understanding That Is Generally Vastly Superior To Intellectualized Learning.

I Have Been Very Lucky Because I Have Had The Opportunity To See What It's Like To Have Little Or No Money And What It's Like To Have A Lot Of It. I'm Lucky Because People Make Such A Big Deal Of It And, If I Didn't Experience Both, I Wouldn't Be Able To Know How Important It Really Is For Me. I Can't Comment On What Having A Lot Of Money Means To Others, But I Do Know That For Me, Having A Lot More Money Isn't A Lot Better Than Having Enough To Cover The Basics.

When I Say I Believe In Radical Truth And Radical Transparency, All I Mean Is We Take Things That Ordinarily People Would Hide, And We Put Them On The Table, Particularly Mistakes, Problems, And Weaknesses. We Put Those On The Table, And We Look At Them Together. We Don't Hide Them.

If Inflation-adjusted Interest Rates Decline In A Given Country, Its Currency Is Likely To Decline.

I Believe That Understanding What Is Good Is Obtained By Looking At The Way The World Works And Figuring Out How To Operate In Harmony With It To Help It Evolve.