,by Maureen Dowd, NYTimes.com Sep 21, 2013.

"Being a successful investor is not about having a high IQ., he said,, 'but it does take a temperament that's willing to step up and actually act. I always tell people, if they are going in the investment business and you've got a 160 IQ., sell 30 points to somebody else because you won't need it."
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Who is he? He knows how important temperament is, compared with
high IQ. He is Warren Buffett. What is temperament made of?
How is it developed? We may get better benefits from this than
politics and religions.
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He, Warren Buffett, said, "Humans, they all think they're Cinderella at the ball,and they think, as the night goes along, the music gets better and the drinks flow, they all think they're going to leave at two minutes to 12:00 and of course there's no clocks on the wall and they're still dancing, so it will happen again." - referring to the recent Financial Crisis
or The Greatest Depression.
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Are you a Cinderella? Please notice there's no clock on the wall. I know, as many of you may certainly do, a number Koreans who did not notice there's no clock on the wall.
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"About five years ago, Buffett said at George Town, he and Bill Gates began plotting about philanthropy and now they have enrolled 115 plutocrats pledging a majority of their net worth.
"I've been dialing for dollars," he said, adding that when billionaires resist, he gives them a warning,:"If I'm talking to some 70-year-old, I say,'Do you really think your decision-making ability is going to be better when you're 95 with some blode on your lap, or now?'"