In Any Close Society It Is More

Philosophers Are Very Severe Towards Other Philosophers Because They Expect Too Much.

The Traveller Must Be Somebody And Come From Somewhere, So That His Definite Character And Moral Traditions May Supply An Organ And A Point Of Comparison For His Observations.

Catastrophes Come When Some Dominant Institution, Swollen Like A Soap-bubble And Still Standing Without Foundations, Suddenly Crumbles At The Touch Of What May Seem A Word Or Idea, But Is Really Some Stronger Material Source.

Philosophy May Describe Unreasoning, As It May Describe Force; It Cannot Hope To Refute Them.

If All Art Aspires To The Condition Of Music, All The Sciences Aspire To The Condition Of Mathematics.