"We were told to be very careful - not to buy our train ticket in Princeton, for example, because Princeton was a very small station, and if everybody bought train tickets to Albuquerque, New Mexico, in Princeton, there would be some suspicions that something was up. And so everybody bought their tickets somewhere else, except me, because I figured if everybody bought their tickets somewhere else..." (Los Alamos From Below: Reminiscences 1943-1945, by Richard Feynman)
As in "mind over matter"
- As in oil is gunk that makes farmland worthless - until the mind figures out a way to convert it into gasoline...
- As in the world happens to you - but you get to decide how you react and respond.
- As in "if you say you can't, you're right."
- As in "the pessimist sees the problem in every opportunity - and the optimist sees the opportunity in every problem."
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