If philosophy has to serve some really noble purpose, it must be more observant than critical towards life.

Comparison is the most abused intellectual tool of all. We compare men and women, man and God, good and bad, equal and unequal, forgetting that this sin only results in a punishment so severe that we can't even trace it back to its origins. All we're left with in the end is ambiguity, uncertainty, lethargy and and Kafka!

Paradoxes are less paradoxical in their reference to truth than most of the most plausible axioms.

It is not truth that is validated by a proof, but one’s understanding of it.

Repetition of an argument proves your determination, not truth.

Religion and philosophy have different logics, speak different languages. Their logics are mutually exclusive, languages sometimes overlapping. It is hard to find something really common in them. I think I---a man in totally unconditional pursuit of happiness, whatever it is, wherever it lies---am only supposed to consider which of them has more in common with life!

Intellect is limited, but it has one great merit; it can recognise its limits!

Logic is a mere iceberg in the Mediterranean of wisdom.

The greatest of fools are those who fail to mark the invisible from the nonexistent.