In Philosophy, As In Politics,

Civilizaton Is The Interval Between Ice Ages.

Philosophy Begins When One Learns To Doubt -- Particularly To Doubt One's Cherished Beliefs, One's Dogmas And One's Axioms.

The Past Is Not Dead. Indeed, It Is Often Not Even Past.

We Are What We Repeatedly Do. Excellence, Then, Is Not An Act, But A Habit.

In Philosophy, As In Politics, The Longest Distance Between Two Points Is A Straight Line.