The Real Magic Wand Is The Child's

The Past Will Not Tell Us What We Ought To Do, But... What We Ought To Avoid.

On The Bigotry Of Culture: : It Presented Us With Culture, With Thought As Something Justified In Itself, That Is, Which Requires No Justification But Is Valid By It's Own Essence, Whatever Its Concrete Employment And Content Maybe. Human Life Was To Put Itself At The Service Of Culture Because Only Thus Would It Become Charged With Value. From Which It Would Follow That Human Life, Our Pure Existence Was, In Itself, A Mean And Worthless Thing.

We Do Not Live To Think, But, On The Contrary, We Think In Order That We May Succeed In Surviving.

Man Must Not Only Make Himself: The Weightiest Thing He Has To Do Is To Determine What He Is Going To Be. He Is Causa Sui To The Second Power.

The Person Portrayed And The Portrait Are Two Entirely Different Things.