The Working Of Great Institutions Is Mainly

To Know What People Really Think, Pay Regard To What They Do, Rather Than What They Say.

The Wonder Of An Artist's Performance Grows With The Range Of His Penetration, With The Instinctive Sympathy That Makes Him, In His Mortal Isolation, Considerate Of Other Men's Fate And A Great Diviner Of Their Secret, So That His Work Speaks To Them Kindly, With A Deeper Assurance Than They Could Have Spoken With To Themselves.

History Is Nothing But Assisted And Recorded Memory.

The More Rational An Institution Is The Less It Suffers By Making Concessions To Others.

Chaos Is Perhaps At The Bottom Of Everything.