Every Man Is Better For

Ideas Are Of Themselves Extraordinarily Valuable, But An Idea Is Just An Idea. Almost Anyone Can Think Up An Idea. The Thing That Counts Is Developing It Into A Practical Product.

You Can't Tell Me You Can Make Any System Or Country Work With Low Wages And High Prices, And High Wages With High Prices Don't Mean Anything When The Prices Eat Up The Wages And Don't Leave Anything Over.

I Invented Nothing New. I Simply Assembled The Discoveries Of Other Men Behind Whom Were Centuries Of Work. Had I Worked Fifty Or Ten Or Even Five Years Before, I Would Have Failed. So It Is With Every New Thing. Progress Happens When All The Factors That Make For It Are Ready, And Then It Is Inevitable. To Teach That A Comparatively Few Men Are Responsible For The Greatest Forward Steps Of Mankind Is The Worst Sort Of Nonsense.

I Didn't Get Much Peace, But I Heard In Norway That Russia Might Well Become A Huge Market For Tractors Soon.

Our Help Does Not Come From Washington, But From Ourselves.