Humanism . . . Is Not A

I Wished By Treating Psychology Like A Natural Science, To Help Her Become One.

Every Way Of Classifying A Thing Is But A Way Of Handling It For Some Particular Purpose.

The Question Of Free Will Is Insoluble On Strictly Psychological Grounds.

The Essence Of Genius Is To Know What To Overlook.

If I Should Throw Down A Thousand Beans At Random Upon A Table, I Could Doubtless, By Eliminating A Sufficient Number Of Them, Leave The Rest In Almost Any Geometrical Pattern You Might Propose To Me, And You Might Then Say That That Pattern Was The Thing Prefigured Beforehand, And That The Other Beans Were Mere Irrelevance And Packing Material. Our Dealings With Nature Are Just Like This.