We Can Understand Almost Anything, But We

For An Idea That Does Not First Seem Insane, There Is No Hope.

But Without Deeper Reflection One Knows From Daily Life That One Exists For Other People--first Of All For Those Upon Whose Smiles And Well-being Our Own Happiness Is Wholly Dependent, And Then For The Many, Unknown To Us, To Whose Destinies We Are Bound By The Ties Of Sympathy.

If A Theory Can Not Be Explained To A Child, Then The Theory Is Probably Worthless.

To Take Those Fools In Clerical Garb Seriously Is To Show Them Too Much Honor.

A Finely Tempered Nature Longs To Escape From The Personal Life Into The World Of Objective Perception And Thought.