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A Reasonable Man Adjusts Himself To The World. An Unreasonable Man Expects The World To Adjust Itself To Him. Therefore All Progress Is Made By Unreasonable People.

The Master Said, If Out Of The Three Hundred Songs I Had To Take One Phrase To Cover All My Teachings, I Would Say 'let There Be No Evil In Your Thoughts.'

A Man Should Demand Much From Himself, But Little From Others. When You Meet A Man Of Worth, Think How You May Attain To His Excellence. When You Meet An Unworthy One, Then Look Within And Examine Yourself.

Respect The Gods, But Have As Little To Do With Them As Possible.

Therefore Only Through Education Does One Come To Be Dissatisfied With His Own Knowledge, And Only Through Teaching Others Does One Come To Realize The Uncomfortable Inadequacy Of His Knowledge. Being Dissatisfied With His Own Knowledge, One Then Realizes That The Trouble Lies With Himself, And Realizing The Uncomfortable Inadequacy Of His Knowledger.