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Famous Quotations

From Alexander the Great to Elsie Harrington: quotations collected across a lifetime of journals.

Don argues that the way teachers mark what’s wrong may train students to see the world through negative reinforcement.

If the wheel is evidence of a culture’s intelligence, what does its distribution really tell us?

Four short journal entries about perspective, politics, dimensions and the victor’s version of events.

People often say ‘you can trust me.’ Don answers with a less comfortable rule.

To play in the NFL, Don says you need three things.

Does exploring the cosmos benefit humanity—and is winning the race enough reason to go?

Two stories about rules, unexpected uses and people finding a different answer than the one they started with.

A short thought about Thomas Edison’s formula for invention and the possibility of free energy.

A practical note about using hydrogen peroxide on blood-stained fabric.