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Apr 012016
The most useful lists contain one item.
To plant an idea in a man’s mind, persuade him not that it is true but that it is his own.
It would be a dull world that conformed to our ideas about it.
Opportunity, legal status, result — we are all apparently obliged to believe in the equality of something.
Clarity tends to banality, and obscurity tends to nonsense.
Humility has the arrogance to proselytize; arrogance has the humility not to.
A great part of writing is the audacity to say “men are” when you mean “I am.”
The opposite of hypocrisy is overconfidence.
War puts the pacific virtues to use, but peace can do nothing with the martial ones.
The belief that one is entirely self-created has been possible only in a very few times and places. It is an accident of circumstance.