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The Mona Lisa, To Me, Is The Greatest Emotional Painting Ever Done. The Way The Smile Flickers Makes It A Work Of Both Art And Science, Because Leonardo Understood Optics, And The Muscles Of The Lips, And How Light Strikes The Eye - All Of It Goes Into Making The Mona Lisa's Smile So Mysterious And Elusive.

You And I Love Understanding American Revolution, But Let's Also Understand The Digital Revolution, Because That Makes Us More Comfortable With Our Technology.

It's About Doing Something Larger Than Yourself. It's About Serving This World, Helping Others.

Throughout His Life, Albert Einstein Would Retain The Intuition And The Awe Of A Child. He Never Lost His Sense Of Wonder At The Magic Of Nature's Phenomena-magnetic Fields, Gravity, Inertia, Acceleration, Light Beams-which Grown-ups Find So Commonplace. He Retained The Ability To Hold Two Thoughts In His Mind Simultaneously, To Be Puzzled When They Conflicted, And To Marvel When He Could Smell An Underlying Unity. "people Like You And Me Never Grow Old," He Wrote A Friend Later In Life. "we Never Cease To Stand Like Curious Children Before The Great Mystery Into Which We Were Born.

Innovation Requires Articulation.