The Concept Of Marriage Must Have Been

It Is Quite Clear To Me That The Religious Paradise Of Youth, Which [i] Lost, Was A First Attempt To Free Myself From The Chains Of The 'merely Personal,' From An Existence Which Is Dominated By Wishes, Hopes, And Primitive Feelings.

You Can't Resolve A Dilemma With All The Very Same Mind That Made It

One Should Never Impose One's Views On A Problem; One Should Rather Study It, And In Time A Solution Will Reveal Itself.

I Know Not With What Weapons World War Iii Will Be Fought, But World War Iv Will Be Fought With Sticks And Stones.

Truly Novel Inventions Emerge Only In One's Youth. Later One Becomes Ever More Experienced, Famous-and Foolish.