Everything Since Homer Has Improved, Except Poetry.

It's Not Our Disadvantages Or Shortcomings That Are Ridiculous, But Rather The Studious Way We Try To Hide Them, And Our Desire To Act As If They Did Not Exist.

Men Seldom Act From A Correct Sense Of What May Be Harmful Or Useful To Them.

Boredom Is The Most Sublime Of All Human Emotions Because It Expresses The Fact That The Human Spirit, In A Certain Sense, Is Greater Than The Entire Universe. Boredom Is An Expression Of A Profound Despair At Not Finding Anything That Can Satisfy The Soul's Boundless Needs.

Man Is Almost Always As Wicked As His Needs Require.

The World Laughs At Things It Would Really Prefer To Admire, And Like Aesop's Fox It Criticizes Things It Covets.