Every party looks its best out of power.
May 062015
Every party looks its best out of power.
Now we say that we do not understand what we only disapprove, and soon we truly will not understand.
Being a sports fan is like chewing audibly — a mildly irritating but harmless backwardness that one charitably overlooks.
To make a man miserable, forget his future, just poison his past.
One cannot read journalism without being struck by how often journalism is its subject.
The trouble with physics is that it doesn’t scale.
When people say that you’re consistent they mean that you’re deranged.
It is a grievous error to regard the principle of first doing no harm as applying only, or especially, to doctors.
Computers are crude, but then so are humans.
There is almost no contemporary imbecility that cannot be found in Rousseau.