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Astonishingly relevant for the social self-knowledge of those of and in “polite society”, and I might add, especially for “Southern gentlemen”.

The realities of the problems of “politics” in America are not that of political positions; they are that of human attitudes, emotions mentality. And as Nietzsche is translated as having said they are “all too human”.

The world, if it has any meaning more than fact, does not actively present it.

Perhaps mercifully, most men and women, in also having inherited one or another, seem rarely to notice.

If over years you correct yourself from a foolish life, however respected that may seem to most, have you started to be smart and intelligent?

What did you do with your self before you died?

In any major “tourist destination” once sees physically embodied on the crowded streets the psychology of the crowd(ed). Walk one block or two from the main ways, and you can be almost alone. Their outside, like their inside.

In essence, they are not actually sure why they are there,… what they are supposed to be doing, experiencing,… so they follow everyone else.

The essential problem in not “learning from history”, from the past, seems less that the day is so bright, wide, and all embracing, as that in the main man does not seem to have the requisite will to awaken sufficiently in it.

The state of mind in which most do not realize they live.

The main problem with a broader recognition of the mass is that so many are inside it?

Those who (assume it right to) think and intend and write with the prime goal of factuality, seem seldom to recognize that they bring death (and dearth) rather than life to man.