Quotes by Andrew Lo

“Ones skill is never complete, ones knowledge is forever lacking, ones taste is invariably altered, ones opinion ever subject to controversy. There is a complete and constant urge towards improvement.”

“It is ten per cent how you draw, and ninety per cent what you draw.”

“As a student I thought there was a formula of some kind that I would get hold of somewhere, and thereby become and artist. There is a formula, but it has not been in books. It is really plain old c...”

“I have never found a book that stressed the importance of myself as a caretaker of my ability, of staying healthy mentally and physically, or that gave me an inkling that my courage might be strain...”

“No "knack" of drawing heads can compete with sound knowledge.”

“Theres only one way to assure consistently good work. That is consistently thorough preparation.”

“For what I am suggesting is that concern for the mysterious is at the heart of the humanities, whereas at the heart of the sciences there is a concern with the problematic. That this is a contrast,...”

“Creation is not abandoned by God, it is not godless, for apart from God it would not be at all; it is not deprived of grace for it owes its existence to grace. Rather, creation is graced, it is hol...”

“Darwin caused controversy, not merely because his ideas contradicted Genesis, but because they fell foul of the way in which Genesis had been read by those influenced by the Enlightenment, for it w...”

“The individualism of the Romantic theory of interpretation attempts to abstract the individual from his historical context by presenting him with the ideal of presuppositionless understanding; a tr...”

“Ideas percolate. Through natural selection, the best ones survive.”

“While neurological studies have tried to identify components responsible for fear and greed, the impact on finance is less clear.”

“One’s skill is never complete, one’s knowledge is forever lacking, one’s taste is invariably altered, one’s opinion ever subject to controversy. There is a complete and constant urge towards improv...”

“There’s only one way to assure consistently good work. That is consistently thorough preparation.”