“Everything can be summed up into an equation.”

pg. 140
Jake's Thing (1978)

That is the golden rule. Do unto others, what you would have them do to you. That is the golden rule, and it is not very complicated.
2010s, 2015, Liberty University Speech (14 September 2015)

Source: Living Dharma: Teachings of Twelve Buddhist Masters

[Brook, Peter, On Directing, 1999, Faber and Faber ltd, London, England, English, 0-571-19149-5, ix (Foreword)]

Too late in comprehending the deadly purpose of a potential enemy; too late in realizing the mortal danger; too late in preparedness; too late in uniting all possible forces for resistance, too late in standing with one's friends. Victory in war results from no mysterious alchemy or wizardry but depends entirely upon the concentration of superior force at the critical points of combat.

Statement MacArthur made in 1940, as quoted by James B. Reston in Prelude to Victory (1942), p. 64
1940s

Source: I Am America

Governor's Travels : How I Left Politics, Learned to Back Up a Bus, and Found America (2011)
Context: My approach to the job can be summed up pretty simply — I never viewed politics as my career. Important, yes, worthy of intense commitment, of course — but it was not my whole life. … I saw politics as a way to make a contribution and satisfy my penchant for public policy, but not as something I couldn't live without.

Source: Giovanni's Room

Source: Beyond Good and Evil