On The Brink Of Being Satiated, Desire

If A Given Scientist Had Not Made A Given Discovery, Someone Else Would Have Done So A Little Later. Johann Mendel Dies Unknown After Having Discovered The Laws Of Heredity: Thirty-five Years Later, Three Men Rediscover Them. But The Book That Is Not Written Will Never Be Written. The Premature Death Of A Great Scientist Delays Humanity; That Of A Great Writer Deprives It.

There Are Things That Don't Deserve To Be Said Briefly.

Prerequisite For Rereadability In Books: That They Be Forgettable.

We Find It Easy To Believe That Praise Is Sincere: Why Should Anyone Lie In Telling Us The Truth?

Being Right Is Less Important To Us Than The Freedom To Be Wrong.