Justice Breyer Shares Some Thoughts About Retirement

The transcript features a discussion on the privilege of serving on the Supreme Court, emphasizing the virtue of dedication. It references Einstein's definition of insanity in the context of repetitive questioning. The conversation shifts to retirement plans, exploring potential future activities such as teaching or writing.

What does the speaker consider a significant virtue of being on the Supreme Court?

• The chance to meet famous people

• The requirement to give one's best effort

• The opportunity to travel

• The ability to make laws

According to the speaker, what is the definition of insanity as per Einstein?

• Trying the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results

• Asking different questions and expecting the same answer

• Changing one's mind frequently

• Refusing to answer questions

What question does the speaker frequently get asked?

• What is your favorite book?

• What is your opinion on current laws?

• What are your retirement plans?

• What is your favorite court case?

What are some of the activities the speaker considers for life after the court?

• Becoming a politician

• Starting a new business

• Teaching, writing, or taking life easy

• Traveling the world

How does the speaker feel about taking life easy after retirement?

• It is not possible

• It is the only option

• It is hard to do

• It seems very appealing