My Weekly Credo
Posted in Credos on July 25th, 2008The more fascinating I find a topic, the more I assume the person I’m discussing it with could care less.
The more fascinating I find a topic, the more I assume the person I’m discussing it with could care less.
Bureaucracy is the most practical cure for irreconcilable differences.
For buildings and cities, poverty and neglect can be better preservatives than loving care.
But the surest way to make something disappear is to start looking for it.
If you actually want to make use of an object, you have to keep it visible.
You do not owe the company any share of your peace of mind.
If someone insists on picking up the check, let them. Do not argue.
Even prompt people arrive late if they value their own time.
Incompetence trumps intention.
Intelligence is no impediment to the embrace of folly.