Systems Die; Instincts Remain.

Modesty And Reverence Are No Less Virtues Of Freemen Than The Democratic Feeling Which Will Submit Neither To Arrogance Nor To Servility.

To Know Is Not Less Than To Feel.

Every Now And Then A Man's Mind Is Stretched By A New Idea Or Sensation, And Never Shrinks Back To Its Former Dimensions.

General Propositions Do Not Decide Concrete Cases. The Decision Will Depend On A Judgment Or Intuition More Subtle Than Any Articulate Major Premise.

The History Of Intellectual Growth And Discovery Clearly Demonstrates The Need For Unfettered Freedom, The Right To Think The Unthinkable, Discuss The Unmentionable, And Challenge The Unchallengeable. To Curtail Free Expression Strikes Twice At Intellectual Freedom, For Whoever Deprives Another Of The Right To State Unpopular Views Necessarily Also Deprives Others Of The Right To Listen To Those Views.