The Insidiousness Of Science Lies In Its

I Have Always, Privately And Humbly, Thought It A Pity That So Good A Word [as Culture] Should Go Out Of The Best Vocabularies; For When You Lose An Abstract Term, You Are Apt To Lose The Thing It Stands For.

You Can Bear Anything If It Is Not Your Fault.

The Principle Of Fashion Is . . . The Principle Of The Kaleidoscope. A New Year Can Only Bring Us A New Combination Of The Same Elements; And About Once In So Often We Go Back And Begin Again.

What Passes For An Original Opinion Is, Generally, Merely An Original Phrase. Old Lamps For New - Yes; But It Is Always The Same Oil In The Lamp.

The Insidiousness Of Science Lies In Its Claim To Be Not A Subject, But A Method. You Could Ignore A Subject; No Subject Is All-inclusive. But A Method Can Plausibly Be Applied To Anything Within The Field Of Consciousness.