It is when we recognize our hopeless inadequacy at everything else that we discover our vocation.
Nov 282014
It is when we recognize our hopeless inadequacy at everything else that we discover our vocation.
Any sufficiently naive use of the word “science” is indistinguishable from the word “magic.”
It is futile to expect judges to uphold laws of which they disapprove when people refuse to believe anything they find unpleasant.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is especially pronounced in people who know what the Dunning-Kruger effect is.
Being bad at math does not make you good at art.
Every logical fallacy is also a valid heuristic.
Beware the Houyhnhnms. The Yahoos are of no consequence.
The first trick every utterly unreasonable person masters is a calm and reasonable appearance.
Better a handout than a sermon, and better neither than both.
Working on an easy task when you are capable of a hard one is a particularly insidious form of procrastination.