No Man Is A Hero To His

Human Life [is] ... A Process Of Filling In Time Until The Arrival Of Death, Or Santa Claus, With Very Little Choice, If Any, Of What Kind Of Business One Is Going To Transact During The Long Wait.

Games Are A Compromise Between Intimacy And Keeping Intimacy Away.

Each Person Designs His Own Life, Freedom Gives Him The Power To Carry Out His Own Designs, And Power Gives The Freedom To Interfere With The Designs Of Others.

Awareness Requires Living In The Here And Now, And Not In The Elsewhere, The Past Or The Future.

Each Person Decides In Early Childhood How He Will Live And How He Will Die... His Trivial Behavior May Be Decided By Reason, But His Important Decisions Have Already Been Made: What Kind Of Person He Will Marry, How Many Children He Will Have, What Kind Of Bed He Will Die In... It Is Incredible To Think, At First, That Man's Fate, All His Nobility And All His Degradation, Is Decided By A Child No More Than Six Years Old, And Usually Three... (but) It Is Very Easy To Believe By Looking At What Is Happening In The World Today, And What Happened Yesterday, And Seeing What Will Happen Tomorrow.