There Is No Reason To Suppose That

My Sad Conviction Is That People Can Only Agree About What They're Not Really Interested In.

(on A History Of Western Philosophy) I Was Sometimes Accused By Reviewers Of Writing Not A True History But A Biased Account Of The Events That I Arbitrarily Chose To Write Of. But To My Mind, A Man Without A Bias Cannot Write Interesting History - If, Indeed, Such Man Exists.

Calculating Machines Do Sums Better Than Even The Cleverest People… As Arithmetic Has Grown Easier, It Has Come To Be Less Respected.

A Man Is Rational In Proportion As His Intelligence Informs And Controls His Desires.

Nothing Is So Exhausting As Indecision, And Nothing Is So Futile.