The Present Is The Past Biting Into

I Say That Our System Of Tests And Grades, As It Now Exists, Is One Source Of The Low Yield Of Great Men From Our Universities. The Marking System Is A Traumatic Experience From Which Most Students Emerge With A Deep Determination Never To Get Into A Situation Where They Can Be Marked Again. They Just Won't Ever Again Take A Chance.

We Have To Keep In Practice Like Musicians. Besides, There Are Still Potentialities To Be Realized In Color Film. To Us, It's Just Like Bringing Up A Child. You Don't Stop After You've Had It.

There's A Rule They Don't Teach You At The Harvard Business School. It Is, If Anything Is Worth Doing, It's Worth Doing To Excess.

You Always Start With A Fantasy. Part Of The Fantasy Technique Is To Visualize Something As Perfect. Then With The Experiments You Work Back From The Fantasy To Reality, Hacking Away At The Components.

Famous In Our Circles Is The Story Of The Visiting English Banker Who In 1948 Upon Seeing Our Model 95 Camera Commented, 'very Interesting, But Why Would One Want A Picture In A Minute?'