Lawyers distinguish: philosophers confound.
Nov 152013
Lawyers distinguish: philosophers confound.
It’s easy to be prolific — just keep repeating yourself.
My regrets amount mostly to not having been enough like myself.
A party should include a few guests who can’t be trusted with the silver.
Who reviews the papers of the peerless?
Few experiences are more salutary than losing an argument, but only if you notice.
Those who know history are condemned to tell those who do not what part of it we are now repeating.
Policy begets policy.
Political corruption used to be friction; now it is lubrication.
Anyone who believes that if you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem is part of the problem.