Aphorism 67
Sometimes the best hack has no coding at all. Hadley Beeman
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Aphorism 66
[Brains] are social-monitoring devices much more than calculators. Mark Earls
Aphorism 65
If everyone thinks you have a good idea, you’re too late. Paul Cheng
Aphorism 64
The creation of simplicity is a complex process Sarah Lay
Aphorism 63
In a pluralist and open society we have to tolerate many things that we dislike or findoffensive, if no for other reason than because the alternative – suppressing them – is worse. Francis FitzGibbon
Aphorism 62
What looks from an adult perspective like radical technological change is just the background radiation of a young person’s life. Martin Belam
Aphorism 61
Two elements of successful leadership: a willingness to be wrong and an eagerness to admit it. Seth Godin (via Tim Harford)
Aphorism 60
You can’t institutionalize innovation. If you could, everyone would do it. Carl Bass, quoted by Brian Bergstein
Aphorism 59
It’s not iterative if you only do it once. Paul Hammond
Aphorism 58 (irresistibly)
I herby declare, “arguments not aphorisms” to be my new aphorism (not argument). Tom Coates