My mother, an attorney, was the first person to teach me about res ipsa loquitur, a legal term that translates to "The Thing Speaks for Itself." I will leave it to the lawyers out there to explain the finer points of how it's used to prove negligence in the courtroom, but as long as I can remember, my mom and I have been translating it in a way that I feel certain it was meant to be translated. That is: If you are good enough, strong enough, fast enough, smart enough, nice enough, you don't have to spend any time convincing people you are good enough, strong enough, fast enough, smart enough, nice enough. Those qualities should hopefully speak for themselves.
Res Ipsa: Nutella Pizza
Res Ipsa: Nutella Pizza
Res Ipsa: Nutella Pizza
My mother, an attorney, was the first person to teach me about res ipsa loquitur, a legal term that translates to "The Thing Speaks for Itself." I will leave it to the lawyers out there to explain the finer points of how it's used to prove negligence in the courtroom, but as long as I can remember, my mom and I have been translating it in a way that I feel certain it was meant to be translated. That is: If you are good enough, strong enough, fast enough, smart enough, nice enough, you don't have to spend any time convincing people you are good enough, strong enough, fast enough, smart enough, nice enough. Those qualities should hopefully speak for themselves.