Sincerity: Willingness To Spend One's

Plato's Symposium Shows That Flirtation And Philosophy Can Further One Another.

Working Cuts Down On Both Folly And Wisdom.

Never Trust The Judgment Of An Enthusiastic Man; Never Trust The Promises Of A Lazy One.

The Harp Is An Insipid Instrument--no Good For Dancing, Feasting, Or Marching, Only For Sitting Primly In A Parlor Or On A Cloud.

The Meaning Of Today Will Not Be Clear Until Tomorrow.