crazy — you’d have build
these gas stations all over
and pave these long roads
From the passage:
“Don’t you suppose someone must have argued to Henry Ford: ‘But that’s crazy — you’d have to build these gas station places all over the country and pave these incredibly long roads.’”
Great imaginations are almost always unreasonable, but they almost always triumph in the end.
As it appears in The imaginations of unreasonable men : inspiration, vision, and purpose in the quest to end malaria by William H, Shore, 2010, New York
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