As many would-be voodoo capitalists have discovered, great wealth is seldom achieved by simple imitation.

Increased population density inevitably leads to increased problem density.

Civil disobedience is cheaper than open rebellion, more effective than self-imposed exile, and nobler than running for congress.

Sometimes you have to reinvent a few wheels in order to truly appreciate a well-built wheel.

Some people HAD a childhood. And some people STILL DO!!!

"Band-aid" cures are so-called because they prevent irritation and delay healing.

Anything not worth doing right is not worth doing.

Every great invention requires two people: 1. A recognized expert to say it can't be done. 2. Some stubborn fool to go ahead and do it anyway.

Troubleshooting is the art of cutting a problem in half.

Sacrifice is **trading** up, not **giving** up. **Sacrifice** : *(n)* 1. A surrender of something of value as a means of gaining something more desirable.