A spy-versus-spy story about an unstable former prisoner of war (Damian Lewis) pursued by an even more unstable intelligence officer (Claire Danes), the show was riveting, elegant, affecting, sexy — really, I don't have enough adjectives in stock.
Her unmistakable voice poetic and quirky, underpinned with serious feeling and even more serious intelligence trumpets forth in brash, impressive form in this ambitious and frisky if sometimes unruly (sorry) play, which was mostly written before Ms. Ruhl's breakthrough comedy, "The Clean House".
Then last month, another agency contractor, Harold T. Martin III, was charged with stealing even more classified intelligence documents and digital material concerning highly classified software and computer codes that the NSA uses to spy on computer networks in other countries.
I believe over the next decade computing will become even more ubiquitous and intelligence will become ambient.
In his first letter to Microsoft employees, Nadella rhapsodized about how, in the future, "computing will become even more ubiquitous and intelligence will become ambient" in a "software-powered world".
Paul Graham has written that one of the surprising things they learned after starting Y Combinator is that determination is the most important factor in predicting success, even more important than intelligence.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania who have extensively studied resilience and grit say that grit is even more important than intelligence or talent when it comes to succeeding in school, work, and at other tasks.
Your emotional intelligence is even more important than your intellectual intelligence.
While it now seems likely that the Bush administration manipulated intelligence reports about Iraqi weapons, there is another possibility that is even more ominous: that the intelligence itself was grossly inaccurate.
But I was even more furious with the intelligence agents.
