The Big Question Is: When

Sometimes We Forge Our Own Principles And Sometimes We Accept Others' Principles, Or Holistic Packages Of Principles, Such As Religion And Legal Systems. While It Isn't Necessarily A Bad Thing To Use Others' Principles - It's Difficult To Come Up With Your Own, And Often Much Wisdom Has Gone Into Those Already Created - Adopting Pre-packaged Principles Without Much Thought Exposes You To The Risk Of Inconsistency With Your True Values.

Ask Yourself Whether You Have Earned The Right To Have An Opinion. Opinions Are Easy To Produce, So Bad Ones Abound. Knowing That You Don't Know Something Is Nearly As Valuable As Knowing It. The Worst Situation Is Thinking You Know Something When You Don't.

Some People Seek To Understand, And Some People Seek To Portray What They Want To Portray.

If Inflation-adjusted Interest Rates Decline In A Given Country, Its Currency Is Likely To Decline.

The More You Think You Know, The More Closed-minded You'll Be.