Every day, the Economist app offers a “Morning briefing”; a quick daily synopsis of world news in the time it takes you to drink your morning coffee.
At the end of the briefing you’re presented with a delightful screen "That's it" letting you know that you’ve reached the end of your briefing. Instead of ending there, which it could, the Economist team presents a little delighter. Much like that little chocolate at the side of your piazza-bought coffee cup, this little quote ends the morning session sweetly.
Here is a captured list of as many as I can remember to save:
"Veracity does not consist in saying, but in the intention of communicating the truth."
"Life was not so much 'one damn thing after another' as 'one damn thing over and over'."
"A man learns all his life, and dies the day he thinks that he has learned everything."
"To copy the truth can be a good thing, but to invent the truth is better."
