Fear Of Life In One Form Or

Man Is Essentially The Imitative Animal. His Whole Educabilityand In Fact The Whole History Of Civilization Depend On This Trait, Which His Strong Tendencies To Rivalry, Jealousy, And Acquisitiveness Reinforce.

Modern Man . . . Has Not Ceased To Be Credulous . . . The Need To Believe Haunts Him.

An Experience, Perceptual Or Conceptual, Must Conform To Reality In Order To Be True

No One Sees Further Into A Generalization Than His Own Knowledge Of Detail Extends.

No More Fiendish Punishment Could Be Devised, Were Such A Thing Physically Possible, Than That One Should Be Turned Loose In Society And Remain Absolutely Unnoticed.