What We Call Happiness Is What We

True Education Is The Ability To Discern The Difference Between What You Do Know And What You Don't.

It Is Only The Poor Who Pay Cash, And That Not From Virtue, But Because They Are Refused Credit.

It Is Almost Impossible Systematically To Constitute A Natural Moral Law. Nature Has No Principles. She Furnishes Us With No Reason To Believe That Human Life Is To Be Respected. Nature, In Her Indifference, Makes No Distinction Between Good And Evil.

An Education Isn't How Much You Have Committed To Memory, Or Even How Much You Know. It's Being Able To Differentiate Between What You Know And What You Don't.

You Become A Good Writer Just As You Become A Good Joiner: By Planing Down Your Sentences.