The Above Proposition Is Occasionally Useful.

In Human Relations One Should Penetrate To The Core Of Loneliness In Each Person And Speak To That.

These Illustrations Suggest Four General Maxims[...]. The First Is: Remember That Your Motives Are Not Always As Altruistic As They Seem To Yourself. The Second Is: Don't Over-estimate Your Own Merits. The Third Is: Don't Expect Others To Take As Much Interest In You As You Do Yourself. And The Fourth Is: Don't Imagine That Most People Give Enough Thought To You To Have Any Special Desire To Persecute You.

A Fanatical Belief In Democracy Makes Democratic Institutions Impossible.

The Ten Commandments Should Be Headed Like An Examination Paper: No More Than Six To Be Attempted.

No Great Achievement Is Possible Without Persistent Work.