Confidence knows itself. Arrogance needs an audience.
Now the question to ponder: how many people are quite content working alone?
Confidence knows itself. Arrogance needs an audience.
Now the question to ponder: how many people are quite content working alone?
Okay, that’s something to look forward to:
May the schwartz be with you.
And, yes, as of this moment, Mel Brooks is, indeed, still alive. He’s 98. But he’s still alive. And still has a sharp wit.
Actually had reason to speak words, thusly:
“To quote Hamlet, Act III, Scene III, line 87… No!”
That is all.
I rebuild machines and minds. Aircraft by trade, systems by instinct.
I speak torque and code, ask inconvenient questions, and drag the curious into deeper waters — gently or otherwise.
If it breaks, I’ll fix it. If it thinks, I’ll challenge it. And if it doesn’t? I’ll probably poke it anyway.