Those Who Are Slow To Know Suppose

A Lack Of The Historical Sense Is The Hereditary Fault Of All Philosophers.

Great Indebtedness Does Not Make Men Grateful, But Vengeful; And If A Little Charity Is Not Forgotten, It Turns Into A Gnawing Worm.

What We Call Truths Are Just Those Errors That We Cannot Give Up.

Look Not Into The Sun! Even The Moon Is Too Bright For Your Nocturnal Eyes!

But Like Infection Is The Petty Thought: It Creeps And Hides, And Wants To Be Nowhere--until The Whole Body Is Decayed And Withered By The Petty Infection... Thus Spoke Zarathustra.