• Repetition renders the ridiculous reasonable. (N. J. Wildberger)
• Do only what only you can do. (E. W. Dijkstra)
• Every smart person wants to be corrected, not admired. (M. Minsky)
• The emperor wearing no clothes wants to be admired, not corrected. (My tweaked contraposition)
• When building sand castles on the beach, we can ignore the waves but should watch the tide. (E. W. Dijkstra)
• When listening to logicians, we can ignore the symbols but should watch the bonding to physics. (My making)
• Separating science from the pinnacle of practice, renders a rudimentary recital. (My making)
• At your highest moment be careful, that's when the devil comes for you. (D. Washington)
• Peace always comes after war, with finite delay. (My making)
• War always comes after peace, with potentially infinite delay. (My making)
• Yellow is better than yellow coffee, even in principle. (Nonsense, my making)
• The halting problem is practically unsolvable, even in principle. (Nonsense, your making)
• Narrating without clothes renders communication all in yellow reasonable. (My making)
• You can only run your own race. (O. Winfrey)
• You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. (B. Fuller)
• Don't ask what historians can do for Turing, ask what Turing did for historians. (my making; inspired by JFK)

[Last update: 20 December 2022]