Every Joke Is A Tiny Revolution

Everyone Believes In The Atrocities Of The Enemy And Disbelieves In Those Of His Own Side, Without Ever Bothering To Examine The Evidence.

In Certain Kinds Of Writing, Particularly In Art Criticism And Literary Criticism, It Is Normal To Come Across Long Passages Which Are Almost Completely Lacking In Meaning.

We May Find In The Long Run That Tinned Food Is A Deadlier Weapon Than The Machine-gun.

In Moments Of Crisis One Is Never Fighting Against An External Enemy But Always Against One's Own Body.

Progress Is Not An Illusion, It Happens, But It Is Slow And Invariably Disappointing.