“It’s like 40 ppm black and white; that should have been plenty” described unnamed sources within the IT helpdesk for the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Ohio; “we do like two or three criminal ones a day and I figured OK maybe public corruption does another, like, two a month,” he mentioned, yanking warm pieces of paper from the sheet feeder under the impatient gaze of a queue of U.S. Marshals. “I didn’t know we’d be having to basically MailMerge the entire Ohio House Member’s Directory.”

“Children today don’t have enough metaphors for path dependence.” said Houghton Mifflin publisher Mike Berkenbush. “We felt that the Concentrating Solar Power industry as a whole was the best introduction to how aesthetically and thermodynamically elegant engineering constructs pursued in the best of faith by affectionate, invested visionaries would be inevitably overtaken, sidelined, and forgotten by purveyors of low-cost commodity technology.”