A Nobel prize winner whose name I don’t remember was asked in an interview what it felt like to be so much smarter than everybody else.
After a slight pause, he replied “That’s not usually how the problem presents itself.”
If only I had an equally valid excuse for when everybody else is wrong. It would be so useful.
That’s a good quote
Comment by sanstorm — February 9, 2013 @ 7:48 pm |
Glad you like it. I rather think I’d like the guy who said it, too, don’t you? I will publish his name if I can find it again.
Comment by theotheri — February 9, 2013 @ 8:15 pm |