I Never Forgive, But I Always Forget.

Though The Parallel Is Not Complete, It Is Safe To Say That Science Will Never Touch Them Unaided By Its Practical Applications. Its Wonders May Be Catalogued For Purposes Of Education, They May Be Illustrated By Arresting Experiments, By Numbers And Magnitudes Which Startle Or Fatigue The Imagination But They Will Form No Familiar Portion Of The Intellectual Furniture Of Ordinary Men Unless They Be Connected, However Remotely, With The Conduct Of Ordinary Life.

The Tyranny Of Majorities May Be As Bad As The Tyranny Of Kings.

Kant, As We All Know, Compared Moral Law To The Starry Heavens, And Found Them Both Sublime. On The Naturalistic Hypothesis We Should Rather Compare It To The Protective Blotches On A Beetle's Back, And Find Them Both Ingenious.

In Politics Nothing Matters Very Much, And Few Things Matter At All.

Man, So Far As Natural Science By Itself Is Able To Teach Us, Is No Longer The Final Cause Of The Universe, The Heaven-descended Heir Of All The Ages. His Very Existence Is An Accident, His Story A Brief And Transitory Episode In The Life Of One Of The Meanest Of The Planets.