The Social Body Persists Although The Component

We Don't Want To Change. Every Change Is A Menace To Stability.

You've Got To Be Hurt And Upset; Otherwise You Can't Think Of The Really Good, Penetrating, X-rayish Phrases.

An Ideal Is Merely The Projection, On An Enormously Enlarged Scale, Of Some Aspect Of Personality.

All Conditioning Aims At That: Making People Like Their Inescapable Social Destiny.

The Trouble With Fiction," Said John Rivers, "is That It Makes Too Much Sense. Reality Never Makes Sense.