I don't know how fundamentally that would change things".
There was nothing fundamentally that would make QCOM worth 1,000.
Mr. Ryan, speaking on gay rights, has said, "I believe fundamentally that marriage is between a man and a woman".
Despite his ten years heading the TUC, he had no idea how fundamentally that model of sober capitalism was being overtaken.
But it is his art of those early postwar decades, when the look and feel of Britain was changing fundamentally, that makes this retrospective an unmissable event.
You and I agree fundamentally that physical reality is all there is, but we merely have different levels of optimism about how effectively and how completely we can understand it via the methods of science.
"We've already made £18bn of savings from the welfare bill … but we're determined to reform welfare, not just to cut bills, so that work always pays, that it's always better off for someone to work that extra hour, to go out and get the job, and fundamentally that is about creating not just a fairer society, but a more competitive society.
"There's very different expectation: The amount of time you spend with the kids, the relationship you have with your kids — fundamentally, that work is not a valid excuse for not spending time with or having a strong relationship with your kids".
Yet the problems that confront us are not going to be solved fundamentally that way.
"Fundamentally that meant a local election count that had planned to take six hours took 23 and a half hours".
"We believe fundamentally that good content and a good user experience are pathways to success," he adds.
