I Have No Fear, For

Making Workable Choices Occurs In A Crucible Of Informative Mistakes. Thus Intelligence Accepts Fallibility. And When Absolute (infallible) Choices Are Not Known, Intelligence Takes Chances With Limited Data In An Arena Where Mistakes Are Not Only Possible But Also Necessary.

When Your Opponent Fears You, Then's The Moment When You Give The Fear Its Own Rein, Give It The Time To Work On Him. Let It Become Terror. The Terrified Man Fights Himself. Eventually, He Attacks In Desperation. That Is The Most Dangerous Moment, But The Terrified Man Can Be Trusted Usually To Make A Fatal Mistake. You Are Being Trained Here To Detect These Mistakes And Use Them.

Laws To Suppress Tend To Strengthen What They Would Prohibit.

Logic Is Good For Playing Chess But Is Often Too Slow For The Needs Of Survival.

Radicals Are Only To Be Feared When You Try To Suppress Them. You Must Demonstrate That You Will Use The Best Of What They Offer.