In psychiatry the diagnosis becomes the disease.
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You cannot have a contemporary prison without contemporary furniture.
—Clouseau
For purposes of conversation the world can be divided into two classes: too young to talk, and too old to listen.
The conservative rarely vouches for the health of the patient; he merely prefers the disease to the cure.
Irony is the last vestige of aristocracy.
Shame seems to have peaked as a verb just when it has disappeared as a noun.
Attacks on greatness rain uselessly on civilization’s outer walls; praise for mediocrity bores from within.
The height of a civilization can be judged by its mathematics and its music.
In a democratic age manners and mores spread from top to bottom, then from bottom back to top.
Behind the insult “calculating” a whole moral history of humanity lies hidden.
Anti-Semite: A person whom Jews hate.