Those Terrifying Verbal Jungles Called

Definitions, Contrary To Popular Opinion, Tell Us Nothing About Things. They Only Describe People's Linguistic Habits; That Is, They Tell Us What Noises People Make Under What Conditions.

We Should Keep [the Panama Canal]. After All, We Stole It Fair And Square.

If I Spoke No English, My World Would Be Limited To The Japanese-speaking Community, And No Matter How Talented I Was, I Could Never Do Business, Seek Employment Or Take Part In Public Affairs Outside That Community.

The Traditional Educational Theory Is To The Effect That The Way To Bring Up Children Is To Keep Them Innocent (i.e., Believing In Biological, Political, And Socioeconomic Fairy Tales) As Long As Possible ... That Students Should Be Given The Best Possible Maps Of The Territories Of Experience In Order That They May Be Prepared For Life, Is Not As Popular As Might Be Assumed.

In The Age Of Television, Image Becomes More Important Than Substance.