In every discipline the foundations come last; in most of them we still don’t know what they are.
Feb 212014
In every discipline the foundations come last; in most of them we still don’t know what they are.
To wield power wisely it is necessary to obtain it.
Never look for a synonym.
Misspellers learn from speech, mispronouncers from books.
Only the literary cannot profit from literature.
Of all the lies taught in school, the most vicious is that one ought to perform boring tasks diligently.
Good work does not make its own way in the world.
From mass literacy the last couple of centuries follow more or less ineluctably.
By infecting others the writer cures himself.
People who do not say what they mean usually do not know what they mean.