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Science And Art Have That In Common That Everyday Things Seem To Them New And Attractive.

One Sticks To An Opinion Because He Prides Himself On Having Come To It On His Own, And Another Because He Has Taken Great Pains To Learn It And Is Proud To Have Grasped It: And So Both Do So Out Of Vanity.

Away From God And Gods Did This Will Lure Me: What Would There Be To Create If Gods Existed?

At Times One Remains Faithful To A Cause Only Because Its Opponents Do Not Cease To Be Insipid.

I Have Found Strength Where One Does Not Look For It: In Simple, Mild, And Pleasant People, Without The Least Desire To Rule -- And, Conversely, The Desire To Rule Has Often Appeared To Me A Sign Of Inward Weakness: They Fear Their Own Slave Soul And Shroud It In A Royal Cloak (in The End, They Still Become The Slaves Of Their Followers, Their Fame, Etc.)