Mathematics, n. That part of human knowledge in which deduction is reliable.
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Mathematics, n. That part of human knowledge in which deduction is reliable.
The right side of history — it is a marvel in its way. Five small words, yet is there a contemporary folly it neglects to embrace?
Data and science have become our garlic and wolfsbane.
The modern world does not create our ills; it only drags them into the light.
A chief source of the world’s ills is that it is run largely by people who did well in school.
If you want to kill your marriage, talk about it.
They’re all counter-revolutions after the first.
Nice isn’t funny, funny isn’t nice, and nice isn’t even especially nice most of the time.
It can be more useful to generalize a question than to answer it.
The fanatic merely acts on his creed. His opposite is the hypocrite, and there is no third alternative.