I Don't Know Yet Whether

The Point Is [...] That You Never Know Whether You've Lost Until You've Lost. Anything Can Happen.

Our Modern World, Though Infinitely More Complex Than That Of Ancient Greece, Is Also Far More Superficial. Where The Greeks Offered Simple Psychological Training, We Live In An Age Of Style And Spin In Which Perceptions Of Good And Evil Slither And Shift With The Political View Of The Moment.

Fear Is An Aid To The Warrior. It Is A Small Fire Burning. It Heats The Muscles, Making Us Stronger. Panic Comes When The Fire Is Out Of Control, Consuming All Courage And Pride.

There Is Evil In All Of Us, And It Is The Mark Of A Man How He Defies The Evil Within.

You Do Not Convince Me. You Rationalize Your Actions And Because The Result Is Favorable You Become Right.