To This Day We Seem To Act

Measure What Is Important, Don't Make Important What You Can Measure

All The Evidence Of History Suggests That Man Is Indeed A Rational Animal, But With A Near Infinite Capacity For Folly. . . . He Draws Blueprints For Utopia, But Never Quite Gets It Built. In The End He Plugs Away Obstinately With The Only Building Material Really Ever At Hand--his Own Part Comic, Part Tragic, Part Cussed, But Part Glorious Nature.

I Formed The Hypothesis That Each Of Us Could Have Achieved Our Objectives Without The Terrible Loss Of Life. And I Wanted To Test That By Going To Vietnam.

One Cannot Fashion A Credible Deterrent Out Of An Incredible Action.

Never Answer The Question That Is Asked Of You. Answer The Question That You Wish Had Been Asked Of You.