Interesting quote:
“Back in 1777,
David Hume started his Essays on
Commerce and Trade with a surprising warning that can apply to the
intricacies (and importance) of financial accounts: “The greater part of
mankind may be divided in two classes, that of shallow thinkers who fall short
of the truth; and that of abstruse thinkers who go beyond it. The latter class
are by far the most rare and, I may add, the most useful and valuable.”