Of Course, Speculation Will Always Make A

My Sense Of Insecurity Keeps Me Alert, Always Ready To Correct My Errors.

Markets Are Imperfect. So You Do Need Regulation, Knowing That The Regulators Are Also Human.

Advocating Democracy Has, By Other People, Often Been Taken As A Form Of Imperialism, And Not Without Some Justification. So The Important Thing In A Democracy Is That It Doesn't Necessarily Have To Agree With What America's Interests Are, And It Doesn't Necessarily Have To Be Serving American Interests.

I Would Be Lying, However, If I Claimed That I Could Always Formulate Worthwhile Hypotheses On The Basis Of My Theoretical Framework. Sometimes There Were No Reflexive Processes To Be Found; Sometimes I Failed To Find Them; And, What Was The Most Painful Of All, Sometimes I Got Them Wrong. One Way Or Another, I Often Invested Without A Worthwhile Hypothesis And My Activities Were Not Very Different From A Random Walk.

I Very Often Used To Get Backaches Due To The Fact That I Was Wrong. Whenever You Are Wrong You Have To Fight Or [take] Flight. When [i] Make The Decision, The Backache Goes Away.