If You Don't Generalize You Don't Philosophize.

The Solutions All Are Simple - After You Have Arrived At Them. But They're Simple Only When You Know Already What They Are.

Socrates Is Not Just Expounding Noble Ideas In A Vacuum. He Is In The Middle Of A War Between Those Who Think Truth Is Absolute And Those Who Think Truth Is Relative. He Is Fighting That War With Everything He Has.

One Thing About Pioneers That You Don't Hear Mentioned Is That They Are Invariably, By Their Nature, Mess-makers. They Go Forging Ahead, Seeing Only Their Noble, Distant Goal, And Never Notice Any Of The Crud And Debris They Leave Behind Them.

When You Look Directly At An Insane Man All You See Is A Reflection Of Your Own Knowledge That He's Insane, Which Is Not To See Him At All.

You Look At Where You're Going And Where You Are And It Never Makes Sense, But Then You Look Back At Where You've Been And A Pattern Seems To Emerge.