When I Die, I Hope To Go

There Are Two Principles On Which All Men Of Intellectual Integrity And Good Will Can Agree, As A 'basic Minimum,' As A Precondition Of Any Discussion, Co-operation Or Movement Toward An Intellectual Renaissance. . . . They Are Not Axioms, But Until A Man Has Proved Them To Himself And Has Accepted Them, He Is Not Fit For An Intellectual Discussion. These Two Principles Are: A. That Emotions Are Not Tools Of Cognition; B. That No Man Has The Right To Initiate The Use Of Physical Force Against Others.

Individual Rights Are The Means Of Subordinating Society To Moral Law.

Without Property Rights, No Other Rights Are Possible.

Emotions Are Not Tools Of Cognition. They Tell You Nothing About The Nature Of Reality.

I Would Give The Greatest Sunset In The World For One Sight Of New York's Skyline.