Our desires are guided by what we believe to be good or bad; our beliefs are directed by our knowledge; our knowledge, in turn, is again a manipulation of our desires. Our Will, during this inexorable revolution, serves as the force, increasing, decreasing, or at worst, maintaining the pace.

Philosophers wonder when they do not know, artists when they do.

All answers to why are information. All answers to how are knowledge.

Knowledge cannot be maintained without character.

We know the value of a blessing when we don't have it. But we only know the value of knowledge when we have enough of it.

Since human knowledge is not perfect, a more knowledgeable person is not always right.

What we know that we know forms our intellect; what we know that we do not know makes our faith; what we do not know that we know constitutes our emotions; and what we do not know that we do not know is our fate.

Knowledge is not discovery, but recognition.

That which is worth telling is not worth having.