Malcolm Gladwell Quotes

Biologists Often Talk About The "ecology" Of An Organism: The Tallest Oak In The Forest Is The Tallest Not Just Because It Grew From The Hardiest Acorn; It Is The Tallest Also Because No Other Trees Blocked Its Sunlight, The Soil Around It Was Deep And Rich, No Rabbit Chewed Through Its Bark As A Sapling, And No Lumberjack Cut It Down Before It Matured.

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