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Picks Quotes

Short sayings on choices, quality, and being chosen

This set looks at selection from two angles, opening with the idea that ordinary people consistently gravitate toward work that is genuinely well made.

The public always picks quality.

Quotes by Randy Jackson

History picks interesting messengers.

Quotes by Dan Bongino

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Frequently Asked Questions

What theme connects these sayings?
They both explore how selection works, whether it is an audience favoring quality or the past favoring certain figures to remember.
Do the sayings agree on what gets chosen?
They approach it from different angles, one about everyday taste and the other about which figures get remembered over time.
Is there a line about audiences specifically?
Yes, one entry claims that ordinary people reliably gravitate toward work that is genuinely well made.
What about the line on history?
It suggests that the record of the past tends to spotlight unusual or striking figures rather than ordinary ones.
What tone do these sayings share?
They read as wry, observational takes on taste and memory rather than firm rules.

A companion line turns to the past, suggesting that the record of events tends to elevate unusual or striking figures as its preferred narrators.