We Have To Compete In A Universe

Throughout His Life, Albert Einstein Would Retain The Intuition And The Awe Of A Child. He Never Lost His Sense Of Wonder At The Magic Of Nature's Phenomena-magnetic Fields, Gravity, Inertia, Acceleration, Light Beams-which Grown-ups Find So Commonplace. He Retained The Ability To Hold Two Thoughts In His Mind Simultaneously, To Be Puzzled When They Conflicted, And To Marvel When He Could Smell An Underlying Unity. "people Like You And Me Never Grow Old," He Wrote A Friend Later In Life. "we Never Cease To Stand Like Curious Children Before The Great Mystery Into Which We Were Born.

Just Being The Seeker, Somebody Whose Open To Spiritual Enlightenment, Is In Itself The Important Thing And It's The Reward For Being A Seeker In This World.

The People Who Invented The Twenty-first Century Were Pot-smoking, Sandal-wearing Hippies From The West Coast Like Steve, Because They Saw Differently,” He Said. "the Hierarchical Systems Of The East Coast, England, Germany, And Japan Do Not Encourage This Different Thinking. The Sixties Produced An Anarchic Mind-set That Is Great For Imagining A World Not Yet In Existence.

We Have To Compete In A Universe Of 200 Networks, So We Have To Carve Out Our Own Niche, And To Me, That Niche Is Just Basic Shoe-leather Journalism With Some Good Journalists At The Helm You Can Trust As Presenters.

Leonardo Da Vinci Was Comfortable Being Illegitimate, Gay, A Misfit, A Heretic. But He Also Respected Other People. He Didn't Get Into Disputations. He Was A Genius But He Had A Certain Humility. In His Notebooks You See Lists Of People He Wanted To Grill About Things Like How The Water Diversions In Milan Work; He Was Always Interested In Learning From Other People.