Where?!
That’s how I expect him to die, anyway. (Seriously, though, medics do need to be able to find you when you call. Mark your address clearly!)
That’s how I expect him to die, anyway. (Seriously, though, medics do need to be able to find you when you call. Mark your address clearly!)
Benn was a British writer and publisher. His father, John Benn, was a politician, and so was his nephew, Tony Benn.
They’re not doctors. They don’t even play one on TV. Playing one on the Internet makes them look like the obliviots they are.
This is one of the reasons I work so hard to get people to do a little more thinking: I want society to remember how to when we need it. And boy do we need it.
Well, one of the reasons, anyway.
Most great accomplishments come from finding a new path rather than following the crowd. This post was inspired by the photo my wife found for an article she wrote: Outlier.
Photo: Frame from the 1912 film Saved from the Titanic starring Dorothy Gibson — an actress who survived the actual disaster.
The world gets it. A segment of America and Brazil don’t, and we can’t let them dictate the smart people’s deaths, because then what would we have left?
The full context of this quote, from my eulogy of Jerry in 1999:
Let me get this straight: Florida Man gets a Mickey Mouse idea and you think it’s great planning?