If You Run From Technology, It Will

That's The Classical Mind At Work, Runs Fine Inside But Looks Dingy On The Surface.

When Analytic Thought, The Knife, Is Applied To Experience, Something Is Always Killed In The Process.

Of Course, The Laws Of Science Contain No Matter And Have No Energy Either And Therefore Do Not Exist Except In People's Minds. It's Best To Be Completely Scientific About The Whole Thing And Refuse To Believe In Either Ghosts Or The Laws Of Science. That Way You're Safe. That Doesn't Leave You Very Much To Believe In, But That's Scientific Too.

If There Were Only One Person In The World, Is There Any Way He Could Be Insane?

How Are You Going To Teach Virtue If You Teach The Relativity Of All Ethical Ideas? Virtue, If It Implies Anything At All, Implies An Ethical Absolute. A Person Whose Idea Of What Is Proper Varies From Day To Day Can Be Admired For His Broadmindedness, But Not For His Virtue.