History Repeats Itself, But In Such Cunning

A Winner Rebukes And Forgives; A Loser Is Too Forgiveness Breaks The Chain Of Causality Because He Who Forgives You -- Out Of Love -- Takes Upon Himself The Consequences Of What You Have Done. Forgiveness, Therefore, Always Entails A Sacrifice.

When A Baseball Player Makes An Error, It Goes Into The Record And Is Published. How Many Of Us Could Stand This Sort Of Daily Scrutiny?

Why Do Most Americans Look Up To Education And Down Upon Educated People?

Once We Assuage Our Conscience By Calling Something A "necessary Evil", It Begins To Look More And More Necessary And Less And Less Evil.

Ninety Per Cent Of The World's Woe Comes From People Not Knowing Themselves, Their Abilities, Their Frailties, And Even Their Real Virtues. Most Of Us Go Almost All The Way Through Life As Complete Strangers To Ourselves - So How Can We Know Anyone Else?