Certitude Drives People Mad.

One Has To Know The Size Of One's Stomach.

He Who Thinks A Great Deal Is Not Suited To Be A Party Man: He Thinks His Way Through The Party And Out The Other Side Too Soon.

Partial Knowledge Is More Triumphant Than Complete Knowledge; It Takes Things To Be Simpler Than They Are, And So Makes Its Theory More Popular And Convincing.

To The Mediocre, Mediocrity Is A Form Of Happiness.

The Drive Toward Knowledge Has A Moral Origin.