The Insidiousness Of Science Lies In Its

I Know Exaggerators Of Both Kinds: People Whose Lies Are Only Picturesque Adjectives, And People Whose Picturesque Adjectives Are Only Lies.

Every One Knows About The Young Man Who Falls In Love With The Chorus-girl Because She Can Kick His Hat Off, And His Sister's Friends Can't Or Won't. But The Youth Who Marries Her, Expecting That All Her Departures From Convention Will Be As Agile Or As Delightful To Him As That, Is Still The Classic Example Of Folly.

Simplicity Is An Acquired Taste. Mankind, Left Free, Instinctively Complicates Life.

Most Men Have Always Wanted As Much As They Could Get; And Possession Has Always Blunted The Fine Edge Of Their Altruism.

Culture' Means A Long Receptivity To Things Of The Mind And The Spirit.