To make, not the case that convinces me, but the one that I think will convince you, is not bad faith but good manners.
Thinking
Operations of thought are like cavalry charges in a battle — they are strictly limited in number, require fresh horses, and must only be made at decisive moments.
—Whitehead
One must think very well to improve on not thinking at all.
It must be easier to fix the world than it is to fix a dishwasher; there are so many more people who know how.
Episteme married Techne and they lived happily ever after.
An accurate thinker is right: a fertile one is interesting when wrong.
I often need to hear what I say to know what I think.
If you find an argument difficult to answer, it might be true.
Clarity tends to banality, and obscurity tends to nonsense.
Western religious and secular thought have finally converged on the idea that to be good it is necessary only to believe that you are.
The great enemy of men is Man.