Strenuous objections to the parts show acquiescence in the whole.
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
We let ideas rattle around in our heads, and call it thinking.
Bad analogies make no end of mischief, none more than mind and body.
Almost everything will seem to work on the right subjects, and almost nothing will on the wrong ones.
Students need to see thinking in action. Instead they are shown thinking accomplished, and the two look nothing alike.
Heidegger was not a bad philosopher because he became a Nazi. But he may have become a Nazi because he was a bad philosopher.
A theory of mind must account for the existence of theories of mind.
The more open-minded you are, the less stupidity you can afford.
All taxonomies are right, but some are useful.
If many hold one view, at no cost to themselves, and a few hold the contrary, at grievous expense, which carries more weight?