The Intelligent, Like The Unintelligent,

A Great Nation Is Any Mob Of People Which Produces At Least One Honest Man A Century.

Government, In Its Very Essence, Is Opposed To All Increase In Knowledge. Its Tendency Is Always Towards Permanence And Against Change...[t]he Progress Of Humanity, Far From Being The Result Of Government, Has Been Made Entirely Without Its Aid And In The Face If Its Constant And Bitter Opposition.

Philosophy First Constructs A Scheme Of Happiness And Then Tries To Fit The World To It.

The Acting That One Sees Upon The Stage Does Not Show How Human Beings Comport Themselves In Crises, But How Actors Think They Ought To. It Is Thus, Like Poetry And Religion, A Device For Gladdening The Heart With What Is Palpably Not True.

There Are Two Kinds Of Music; German Music And Bad Music.