“To an earlier age—

knowledge was power—

merely that and nothing more. . .

To us—

it is life—

and the summum bonum. . .”

—Charles S. Peirce

“A man is rich—

in proportion to the number of things—

he can afford to let alone. . .”

—Henry David Thoreau

“We may be lost—

But we’re making good time. . .”

—Yogi Berra

“Politics have no relation to Morals. . .”

—Niccolo Machiavelli

“To understand is hard—

Once one understands—

Action is easy. . .”

—Sun Yat-sen

“Nothing in this world. . .

is so powerful—

as an idea—

whose time has come. . .”

—Victor Hugo

“The character of every act depends on—

the circumstances in which it is done. . .”

—Oliver Wendell Holmes (Jr.)

“Information is power—

but information without action is entirely useless. . .”

—Alan Woods

“As high as you can climb—

Is as far as you can fall. . .

Gravity is a force of nature. . .”

—Aysling Smythe

“Time present and time past. . .

Are both perhaps present in time future. . .

And time future contained in time past. . .”

—Thomas Stearns Eliot