I Don't Know Anything About Press Conferences."

If You've Never Programmed A Computer, You Should. There's Nothing Like It In The Whole World. When You Program A Computer, It Does Exactly What You Tell It To Do. It's Like Designing A Machine — Any Machine, Like A Car, Like A Faucet, Like A Gas-hinge For A Door — Using Math And Instructions. It's Awesome In The Truest Sense: It Can Fill You With Awe.

If The Best Way To Learn To Succeed Is To Fail As Fast As Possible, Then The Second-best Way Is To Watch Someone Else Fail As Fast As Possible. Watching Someone Else Screw Up Is A Kind Of Rehearsal For Your Own Eventual Downfall. A Close Observation Of Someone Else's Attempt To Resolve A Difficulty Is A Great Way To Acquire Real-world Insight Into Whether And When To Deploy Their Method In Your Own Times Of Trouble.

Stop In The Middle Of A Sentence, Leaving A Rough Edge For You To Start From The Nest Day - That Way, You Can Write Three Or Five Words Without Being “creative” And Before You Know It, You're Writing.

If It's Not In My Email Archive, I Don't Know It

For Decades, Computers Have Been Helping Us To Remember, But Now It's Time For Them To Help Us To Ignore.