What We Cannot Think We Cannot Think,

Law In Origin Was Merely A Codification Of The Power Of Dominant Groups, And Did Not Aim At Anything That To A Modern Man Would Appear To Be Justice

The Demand For Certainty Is One Which Is Natural To Man, But Is Nevertheless An Intellectual Vice.

I Say People Who Feel They Must Have A Faith Or Religion In Order To Face Life Are Showing A Kind Of Cowardice, Which In Any Other Sphere Would Be Considered Contemptible. But When It Is In The Religious Sphere It Is Thought Admirable, And I Cannot Admire Cowardice Whatever Sphere It Is In.

Ironclads And Maxim Guns Must Be The Ultimate Arbiters Of Metaphysical Truth.

Whatever We Know Without Inference Is Mental.