"The virtue of this advice is it probably eliminates about half of all corporate meetings, which would probably be the most profound money-saving piece of advice ever given in the history of corporate consulting".
At the dawn of the twenty-first century, the smart among us started asking another profound question: "If money can be only some digits in a computer, can there be a way to still back it by a scarce resource?
Admittedly, the Queen herself is too constitutionally neutral to be allowed to do anything as profound as invest money on her own behalf.
As Keegan Hankes, a senior research analyst with the Southern Poverty Law Center, explained in an interview, white men in America are often taught from a young age that they will have the economic and social circumstances they desire: a great job, money, profound relationships.
It turns out that winning the money had profound effects.
She could have added that it has a profound effect on how much money Americans have.
What that's brought for Paula is a profound anxiety about how much money she has to live on.
And in the unfortunate event that there is a bird flu or Marburg outbreak, there Schultz will be again, hawking domains of profound tragedy, looking to make money.
I also thought the act said something quite profound about our relationship to money, as the anger felt in some quarters about your not having given yours to charity showed, but we'll have to save that for another time.
That complete change in our entire money system would have extremely profound consequences -- more profound than most of its proponents seem to realize.
But the shoeshine business suggests it's gone beyond that, that even the most financially fortunate are experiencing a profound shift in their relationship to money.
