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First Of All, You Can Make The Argument That There's No Such Thing As The Past. Nobody Lived In The Past.

One Of The Regrets Of My Life Is That I Did Not Study Latin. I'm Absolutely Convinced, The More I Understand These Eighteenth-century People, That It Was That Grounding In Greek And Latin That Gave Them Their Sense Of The Classic Virtues: The Classic Ideals Of Honor, Virtue, The Good Society, And Their Historic Examples Of What They Could Try To Live Up To.

If Everyone Is Special, Then No One Is. If Everyone Gets A Trophy, Trophies Become Meaningless.

Climb The Mountain So You Can See The World, Not So The World Can See You.

Each Generation, We Peel Back Biases That Have Blinded Those Before Us. The More We Know About The Past Enables Us To Ask Richer And More Provocative Questions About Who We Are Today.