There Is No Reason To Suppose That

I Cannot Favour Laws Such As That Of Idaho, Which Allows Sterilization Of 'mental Defectives, Epileptics, Habitual Criminals, Moral Degenerates, And Sex Perverts.' The Last Two Categories Here Are Very Vague . . . The Law Of Idaho Would Have Justified The Sterilization Of Socrates, Plato, Julius Caesar, And St. Paul.

What Is New In Our Time Is The Increased Power Of The Authorities To Enforce Their Prejudices.

The Man Who Pursues Happiness Wisely Will Aim At The Possession Of A Number Of Subsidiary Interests In Addition To Those Central Ones Upon Which His Life Is Built.

It Is The Things For Which There Is No Evidence That Are Believed With Passion.

[one] Must Look Into Hell Before One Has Any Right To Speak Of Heaven.