There Is Nothing That Man Fears More

History Portrays Everything As If It Could Not Have Come Otherwise. History Is On The Side Of What Happened.

You Have But To Know An Object By Its Proper Name For It To Lose Its Dangerous Magic.

There Emanates From Superlatives A Destructive Force.

Justice Begins With The Recognition Of The Necessity Of Sharing. The Oldest Law Is That Which Regulates It, And This Is Still Themost Important Law Today And, As Such, Has Remained The Basic Concern Of All Movements Which Have At Heart The Community Of Human Activities And Of Human Existence In General.

There Is Nothing That Man Fears More Than The Touch Of The Unknown. He Wants To See What Is Reaching Towards Him, And To Be Able To Recognize Or At Least Classify It. Man Always Tends To Avoid Physical Contact With Anything Strange.