For What Then Matters Is To Bear

I Recommend That The Statue Of Liberty Be Supplemented By A Statue Of Responsibility On The West Coast.

A Man's Concern, Even His Despair, Over The Worthwhileness Of Life Is An Existential Distress But By No Means A Mental Disease.

Nothing Is Likely To Help A Person Overcome Or Endure Troubles Than The Consciousness Of Having A Task In Life.

I Do Not Forget Any Good Deed Done To Me & I Do Not Carry A Grudge For A Bad One.

Even Though Conditions Such As Lack Of Sleep, Insufficient Food And Various Mental Stresses May Suggest That The Inmates Were Bound To React In Certain Ways, In The Final Analysis It Becomes Clear That The Sort Of Person The Prisoner Became Was The Result Of An Inner Decision, And Not The Result Of Camp Influences Alone.