Alexander Graham Bell — "But often what the world calls nonsensical, becomes practical, does it not? You …"
But often what the world calls nonsensical, becomes practical, does it not? You were called crazy, too, once, were you not?
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From an interview in 'How They Succeeded' by Orison Swett Marden, a dialogue with the interviewer.
Date: 1901
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