As Coleridge Said, "we Receive But What

You Generally Hear That What A Man Doesn't Know Doesn't Hurt Him, But In Business What A Man Doesn't Know Does Hurt.

Poets And Painters Are Outside The Class System, Or Rather They Constitute A Special Class Of Their Own, Like The Circus People And The Gypsies.

Marriage Is An Arrangement By Which Two People Start By Getting The Best Out Of Each Other And Often End By Getting The Worst.

One Road To Happiness Is To Cultivate Curiosity About Everything. Not Only About People But About Subjects, Not Only About The Arts But About History And Foreign Customs. Not Only About Countries And Cities, But About Plants And Animals. Not Only About Lichened Rocks And Curious Markings On The Bark Of Trees, But About Stars And Atoms. Not Only About Your Friends But About That Strange Labyrinth We Inhabit Which We Call Ourselves. Then, If We Do That, We Will Never Suffer A Moment's Boredom.

We Confess Our Bad Qualities To Others Out Of Fear Of Appearing Naive Or Ridiculous By Not Being Aware Of Them.