Epicurus Had Rage And Envy Of Plato's

The Drive Toward Knowledge Has A Moral Origin.

I Am Driven Out Of Fatherlands And Motherlands. Thus I Now Love Only My Children's Land, Yet Undiscovered, In The Farthest Sea; For This I Bid My Sails Search And Search.

Whenever The Strength Of A Belief Strongly Steps Into The Foreground, We Must Infer A Certain Weakness Of Demonstrability And The Improbability Of That Belief.

In The End One Only Experiences Oneself.

The Man Who Does Not Wish To Be One Of The Mass Only Needs To Cease To Be Easy On Himself.