Learning Without Thought Is Labor Lost; Thought

Not To Alter One's Faults Is To Be Faulty Indeed.

The Superior Man... Does Not Set His Mind Either For Or Against Anything, He Will Pursue Whatever Is Right. The Superior Man Thinks Of Virtue, The Common Man Of Comfort.

The Object Of The Superior Man Is Truth.

These Are The Four Abuses: Desire To Succeed In Order To Make Oneself Famous; Taking Credit For The Labors Of Others; Refusal To Correct One's Errors Despite Advice; Refusal To Change One's Ideas Despite Warnings.

Not To Mend One's Ways When One Has Erred Is To Err Indeed.