I'll Read, And Then I'll Take Naps.

Boredom And Fatigue Are Great Historical Forces.

The One Thing That Unifies Men In A Given Age Is Not Their Individual Philosophies But The Dominant Problem That These Philosophies Are Designed To Solve.

It Is Only In The Shadows, When Some Fresh Wave, Truly Original, Truly Creative, Breaks Upon The Shore, That There Will Be A Rediscovery Of The West.

Old Age Is Like Learning A New Profession. And Not One Of Your Own Choosing.

A Man Who Has Both Feet Planted Firmly In The Air Can Be Safely Called A Liberal As Opposed To The Conservative, Who Has Both Feet Firmly Planted In His Mouth.