Knowledge Is Boundless,--human Capacity, Limited.

The Success Of Many Books Is Due To The Affinity Between The Mediocrity Of The Author's Ideas And Those Of The Public.

Men Whose Only Concern Is Other People's Opinion Of Them Are Like Actors Who Put On A Poor Performance To Win The Applause Of People Of Poor Taste; Some Of Them Would Be Capable Of Good Acting In Front Of A Good Audience. A Decent Man Plays His Part To The Best Of His Ability, Regardless Of The Taste Of The Gallery.

It Is With Happiness As With Watches: The Less Complicated, The Less Easily Deranged.

We Must Start Human Society From Scratch; As Francis Bacon Said, We Must Recreate Human Understanding.

Society Is Divided Into Two Classes, The Shearers And The Shorn.