Reason Should Investigate Its Own Parameters Before

Melancholy Characterizes Those With A Superb Sense Of The Sublime.

[aristotle Formal Logic Thus Far (1787)] Has Not Been Able To Advance A Single Step, And Hence Is To All Appearances Closed And Completed.

Reason Must Approach Nature With The View, Indeed, Of Receiving Information From It, Not, However, In The Character Of A Pupil, Who Listens To All That His Master Chooses To Tell Him, But In That Of A Judge, Who Compels The Witnesses To Reply To Those Questions Which He Himself Thinks Fit To Propose. To This Single Idea Must The Revolution Be Ascribed, By Which, After Groping In The Dark For So Many Centuries, Natural Science Was At Length Conducted Into The Path Of Certain Progress.

A Lie Is The Abandonment And, As It Were, The Annihilation Of The Dignity By Man.

The Possession Of Power Inevitably Spoils The Free Use Of Reason.