Issue #349 Remove the (wrong) quote from Peter Drucker

[bertysentry]

As per issue #349 we replace the wrong quote from Peter Drucker in the introduction with a real quote from Lord Kelvin:

"When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meagre and unsatisfactory kind."

See Popular Lectures and Addresses vol. 1 (1889) ‘Electrical Units of Measurement’, delivered 3 May 1883

Secondary benefit: Peter Drucker was an expert in management. Kelvin was a scientist. 😉

[Henry-WattTime]

WG: Quote is long and complex Odd to have a justification quote at the beginning of a technical spec In introduction or guidelines may be more appropriate Common in thesis to have quotes, nice effect. Why am I reading it Short version is more pithy. Action item: Can we find a shorter but still relevant quote?

[bertysentry]

@Henry-WattTime Let's not spend too much time on this. We can simply remove the quote if you guys are okay with that.

[atg-abhishek]

@Henry-WattTime is the decision then to reject this PR or do we want to leave it open till we find a shorter quote?

[bertysentry]

@atg-abhishek I can update the PR to simply remove the quote. Makes it easier for everybody. Just let me know. Thanks!

[Henry-WattTime]

WG: yes, remove the quote for now. We can replace it with something else later.

[atg-abhishek]

Sounds good @bertysentry - do you want to make the update to this PR? Thanks!

[bertysentry]

Quote removed!

[bertysentry]

Please merge 😊

[Henry-WattTime]

WG: approved