Editors never buy manuscripts that are left on the closet shelf at home.
We presuppose two things: that there is yet to be learned infinitely more than is now known, and that man can learn it.
That's the trouble with languages. They have to be learned.
No literature is sound, no philosophy of action workable, if it doesn't take a hard look at itself.
Never accept the initial premise of the opposition.
There's nothing quite so stultifying as having someone around who has all the answers-and gives them to you.