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And In A World Where We Have Too Many Choices And Too Little Time, The Obvious Thing To Do Is Just Ignore Stuff. And My Parable Here Is, You're Driving Down The Road And You See A Cow, And You Keep Driving 'cause You've Seen Cows Before. Cows Are Invisible. Cows Are Boring. Who's Going To Stop And Pull Over And Say, Oh, Look, A Cow? Nobody.

The Problem With Taking Offense Is That It's Really Hard To Figure Out What To Do With It After You're Done Using It. Better To Just Leave It On The Table And Walk Away. Umbrage Untaken Quietly Disappears.

The Tragedy Is That Society (your School, Your Boss, Your Government, Your Family) Keeps Drumming The Genius Part Out. The Problem Is That Our Culture Has Engaged In A Faustian Bargain, In Which We Trade Our Genius And Artistry For Apparent Stability.

Many People Believe That Great Designers Get Great Clients. It's The Other Way Around.

Believe In What You Do, Because You May Have To Do It For A Long Time Before It Catches On.