A very long time ago I read a shortened version of Eddie Rickenbacker’s autobiography. He described the turn-and-bank indicator on his WWI fighter as a bottle half full of water hanging from a string.
‘Seat of the pants,’ i.e., some days show greater than 1%, but others likely register in the minus range. A roller coaster instead of a steady upward ride? Kinda describes Caulfield’s life , , , and almost everyone else.
Uncle Kenny about 6 hours ago
Did Orville’s and Wilbur’s?
Botulism Bob about 5 hours ago
I’m sure Orville and Wilbur flew by the seat of their pants.
Rhetorical_Question about 4 hours ago
Frazz has the right idea?
Sephten about 3 hours ago
‘Every day in every way I am getting better and better.’Of course, I’m not old enough to remember Émile Coué …
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 3 hours ago
So that’s what, 35 times better in a year? A bit under 1500 times better in two? (Assuming it compounds of course).
That seems a little high for expectations.
lee85736 about 2 hours ago
A very long time ago I read a shortened version of Eddie Rickenbacker’s autobiography. He described the turn-and-bank indicator on his WWI fighter as a bottle half full of water hanging from a string.
sandpiper about 1 hour ago
‘Seat of the pants,’ i.e., some days show greater than 1%, but others likely register in the minus range. A roller coaster instead of a steady upward ride? Kinda describes Caulfield’s life , , , and almost everyone else.
BJDucer 23 minutes ago
I would be very, very happy with my stock portfolio if it was able to be “1% better every day”!