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I Am Worried About Our Tendency To Over Invest In Things And Under Invest In People.

One Of The Best Ways Of Avoiding Necessary And Even Urgent Tasks Is To Seem To Be Busily Employed On Things That Are Already Done.

At Best, In Such Depression Times, Monetary Policy Is A Feeble Reed On Which To Lean.

The Ideas By Which People . . . Interpret Their Existence And In Measure Guide Their Behavior, Were Not Forged In A World Of Wealth.

I Think Without A Doubt, That What Is Called "financial Genius" Is Merely A Rising Market.