Every Great Idea Starts Out As A

[there Are M]oral Precepts That We Consider Really Important, Such As 'don't Pick Your Nose' Or 'don't Eat Peas With A Knife'. There May, For Ought I Know, Be Admirable Reasons For Eating Peas With A Knife, But . . . Early Persuasion Has Made Me Completely Incapable Of Appreciating Them.

Belief Systems Provide A Programme Which Relieves The Necessity Of Thought.

I Can't Tell Whether I Am Living In A Dream Or A Nightmare.

I Am Allowed To Use Plain English Because Everybody Knows That I Could Use Mathematical Logic If I Chose.

The Idea That The Poor Should Have Leisure Has Always Been Shocking To The Rich.