The second-sweetest set of three words in English is 'I don't know.'
Even irrefutable evidence is rarely enough to pierce the mental armor of self-justification.
[Sexual] fantasies, like children, are most interesting to the people who have them.
No one seems to have learned, or can remember, the magic words that calm people when they are frightened or threatened: "I'm sorry; I didn't see you; are you all right?" The inability to speak these words, I observe, goes right along with a propensity for mindless insults.
Doubt is not the enemy of justice; overconfidence is.
Rebels and dissidents challenge the complacent belief in a just world, and they are usually denigrated for their efforts.