societal organization can long be held together by force alone.

To proclaim the most efficient as the best is nonsense. Best is that which is most effective in the circumstances whether efficient or not.

If there were but one rule of conduct, “We must behave so as to always educe harmony and avoid discord,” would not be amiss.

It matters little whether my book reaches a handful of people or millions, for if it influences the right few, others will follow.

Effectiveness knows what efficiency will never learn.

Getting and having, not being and becoming, now govern our lives, and terrible taskmasters they are indeed.

The test of the justice, morality, and worth of any society is how it treats those who are dependent due to youth, old age, physical or mental disability, and economic deprivation.

New ways of looking at things create much greater innovation than new ways of doing them.

If one knows how to formulate penetrating questions and assiduously seek answers, education, with or without schools, is inevitable.