“… there’s following the leader and then there’s being a leader intellectually. You are given a task, it’s a difficult balance; you can solve that task or you can think, is this the right task? I am probably more the latter, and say, here are the results – perhaps the original task doesn’t get solved but, instead of getting a passable solution to the problem at hand, the hope is that you can think outside the box and open up whole new vistas.”
Peter Carr, Wilmott Magazine, May 2017
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