One Should Die Proudly When It Is

No One Talks More Passionately About His Rights Than He Who In The Depths Of His Soul Doubts Whether He Has Any. By Enlisting Passion On His Side He Wants To Stifle His Reason And Its Doubts: Thus He Will Acquire A Good Conscience And With It Success Among His Fellow Men.

The Wheel And The Brake Have Different Duties, But Also One In Common: To Hurt One Another.

Does Not The Discipline Of The Scientific Spirit Just Commence When One No Longer Harbours Any Conviction?

To The Mean All Becomes Mean.

Perhaps Man Will Rise Ever Higher As Soon As He Ceases To Flow Out Into A God.