No Decision Is, In Itself, A Decision.

The Impulse To Take Life Strivingly Is Indestructible In The Race.

Man, Whatever Else He May Be, Is Primarily A Practical Being, Whose Mind Is Given Him To Aid In Adapting Him To This World's Life

The Minute A Man Ceases To Grow, No Matter What His Years, That Minute He Begins To Be Old.

The Bottom Of Being Is Left Logically Opaque To Us, A Datum In The Strict Sense Of The Word, Something We Simply Come Upon And Find, And About Which (if We Wish To Act) We Should Pause And Wonder As Little As Possible. In This Confession Lies The Lasting Truth Of Empiricism.

The Greatest Discovery Of My Generation Is That A Human Being Can Alter His Life By Altering His Attitudes.