The Old Harlot, German Philosophy, Has Finally

Perhaps The Most Embarrassing Experience Is Being Caught At A Lie By A Simpleton Who Sneers At Our Asinine Cleverness.

No Shortcomings Of Other People Cause Us To Be More Intolerant Than Those Which Are Caricatures Of Our Own.

Trying To Conceal A Crime Is Like Burying A Seed In The Ground.

The State Has No Religion For The Simple Reason That It Has Each And Everyone.

The Way In Which Modern German Poetry Follows Theories Reminds Me Of Pupils Who, Scolded By Their Teacher For Their Insubordination, Justify Themselves By Saying That They Invented New Rules Of Propriety According To Which They Are Quite Well- Behaved.