Thanks to fellow Caltech alum Barry A. Cipra, who wrote a wonderful piece entitled “Andy Rooney, Ph.D.” in the The Mathematical Intelligencer, Vol. 10, No. 2 (1988), I realized that much of the drafting I do in licensing is like a mathematician setting up a math problem. Here are some timeless quotes from Andy Rooney to illustrate my point.
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