I found this quote in an Economist article, and felt I had to share:
At the very least, Mr. Twain has just justified the flights I've booked for Casablanca and Barcelona in April. One woman's lying on the beach is another woman's horizon-expanding fight to eliminate prejudice. You wouldn't want me to become narrow-minded, would you?
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. -- Mark Twain
At the very least, Mr. Twain has just justified the flights I've booked for Casablanca and Barcelona in April. One woman's lying on the beach is another woman's horizon-expanding fight to eliminate prejudice. You wouldn't want me to become narrow-minded, would you?
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