The Most Lasting And Universal Consequence Of

The Most Lasting And Universal Consequence Of The French Revolution Is The Metric System

He[napoleon] Had Destroyed Only One Thing: The Jacobin Revolution, The Dream Of Equality, Liberty And Fraternity, And Of The People Rising In Its Majesty To Shake Off Oppression. It Was A More Powerful Myth Than His, For After His Fall It Was This, And Not His Memory, Which Inspired The Revolutions Of The Nineteenth Century, Even In His Own Country.

The Paradox Of Communism In Power Was That It Was Conservative.

All Professionals, Whether Physicists, Economists Or Musicians, Live By And For Peer Judgment, Even When They Are Being Paid By People Who Cannot Tell The Difference.

It Seems That American Patriotism Measures Itself Against An Outcast Group. The Right Americans Are The Right Americans Because They're Not Like The Wrong Americans, Who Are Not Really Americans.