Philosophy Must Indeed Recognize The Possibility That

Whatever Is Reasonable Is True, And Whatever Is True Is Reasonable

What Is Reasonable Is Real; That Which Is Real Is Reasonable.

Not Curiosity, Not Vanity, Not The Consideration Of Expediency, Not Duty And Conscientiousness, But An Unquenchable, Unhappy Thirst That Brooks No Compromise Leads Us To Truth.

Whatever Happens, Every Individual Is A Child Of His Time; So Philosophy Too Is Its Own Time Apprehended In Thoughts. It Is Just As Absurd To Fancy That A Philosophy Can Transcend Its Contemporary World As It Is To Fancy That An Individual Can Overleap His Own Age, Jump Over Rhodes.

Reading The Morning Newspaper Is The Realist's Morning Prayer.