Things I Learned And Wrote At Age 22

• Let them be wrong.

• Prolixity is proportionate to age.

• It is facile to undo good and arduous to undo wrong.

• One cannot be convinced who wishes not to be dissuaded.

• Earthly education is inversely proportionate to ecclesiastical morality

• The difference between guile and honesty is not in veracity, but in the intent.

• The people who have the most cause to complain usually don't.

• He who denies divine inspiration will never acknowledge diabolic influence.

• People speak for two reasons: 1) to volunteer information and 2) to obtain information.
• Those of the latter are better suited to partake of the former.