What Are Man's Truths Ultimately? Merely His

Be Generous In Nature And Thought; For This Wins Respect And Gives Confidence And Power.

If We Lacked Curiosity, We Should Do Less For The Good Of Our Neighbor. But, Under The Name Of Duty Or Pity, Curiosity Steals Into The Home Of The Unhappy And The Needy. Perhaps Even In The Famous Mother-love There Is A Good Deal Of Curiosity.

The Criminal Is Quite Frequently Not Equal To His Deed: He Belittles And Slanders It.

I Would Only Believe In A God Who Could Dance. And When I Saw My Devil I Found Him Serious, Thorough, Profound, And Solemn: It Was The Spirit Of Gravity—through Him All Things Fall. Not By Wrath Does One Kill But By Laughter. Come, Let Us Kill The Spirit Of Gravity!

It Is Only Those Who Know How To Feel That "this Is Not Good" Who Devise Improvements.