“One’s conditioned perspective can be to avoid this fact and cower at the sight of conflict, curling away, awash in a sea of childish emotion, or a man can adapt himself to the very peculiar approach of facing every problem with a sense of impartiality.”

“He assumes that every association that surfaces in his mind is a genuine element of his identity and so he indulges in nearly everything that arises.”

“He stirs around in an uncomfortable position when ideas disturb the status quo of his mind with the promise of opportunities to become better and greater than what base inertia otherwise makes available.”

“The blood heats up, boils and bubbles, clouding his mind with a discharge of emotional fervour.”

“An endless variety and combination of conditions and circumstances will encourage him to transform what is otherwise neutral energy into trivial complaints and anxieties.”

“His whimsical imagination intoxicates his perspective into believing that the emotion in question has full disclosure of what is actually happening.”

“Everyone is ready to take offense before the offense has even been made.”

“Ordinary men follow the norms and do not yearn to stretch themselves beyond them, for nothing is more threatening to the stability of society than a possible tear in its fabric.”