Jean Paul Sartre Says In "no Exit"

I Found I Wasn't Asking Good Enough Questions Because I Assumed I Knew Something. I Would Box Them Into A Corner With A Badly Formed Question, And They Didn't Know How To Get Out Of It. Now, I Let Them Take Me Through It Step By Step, And I Listen.

Jean Paul Sartre Says In "no Exit" That Hell Is Other People. Well, Our Task In Life Is To Make It Heaven. Or At Least Earth.

What I Always Wanted To Get Seen As Was As A Good Actor, When It Was The Acting I Was Doing. When I'm Writing, I Want To Try To Be Seen As A Good Writer.

I Used To Be A Catholic. I Left Because I Object To Conversion By Concussion. If You Don't Agree With What They Teach, You Get Clobbered Over The Head Until You Do. All That Does Is Change The Shape Of The Head.

War Is War And Hell Is Hell, And If You Ask Me, War Is A Lot Worse.