Time Quote by Damien Boyd

“The fact that Longo himself was a skilled liar seemed to engender in him an ancillary condition in which he was distrustful of everyone…

— Michael Finkel

“He had a suspicion of plausible answers; they were so often wrong.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

“You could trust numbers, except perhaps for pi, but he was working on that in his spare time and it was bound to give…

— Terry Pratchett

“Langdon wondered if maybe Edmond had discovered that human intellect, after aeons of progress, was now on the decline. There were certainly alarming indicators…

— Dan Brown

“was also true when it came to personal commitments. If he knew for sure a course of action was right, he was unstoppable. But…

— Walter Isaacson

“it struck him as a brilliant accusation to make of anyone who was slightly (or hugely) different. It was the best rumor to start…

— John Irving

“Speculation led to disaster, he realized, and he needed to always ignore the “mad crowd” and its inclinations.”

— Ryan Holiday

“Don’t trust, and never verify.” Roy said, “That doesn’t fill me with confidence.”

— Scott Meyer

“In the intelligence community, a rumor was almost as good as a confirmation.”

— Kenneth Eade

“There was a knack in interviews like this. If you could build on a level of trust there was no end to what people…

— Clare Donoghue

“You can trust him to do what he says, a trait which becomes increasingly rare.”

— Tracy Guzeman

“Fredo’s vagueness was born of ignorance, not discretion. Roth”

— Mark Winegardner