There is much worry and misery in the world because so many are astatic, like a compass that has lost its loadstone.
Man is definitely the result of the materials the body and the mind feed upon.
Character is the result of a determined purpose to be and to do right, to one's self and to his fellows.
The man of character focuses his attention on truth, and on fact.
He uses theories with fact, to aid his progress, but he recognizes that theories, without fact as a safety ballast, is a useless expenditure.
Theories without fact leaves man in a rudderless boat; he gets nowhere, he only drifts.
Theories often help to get at facts, but the better way is to get at fact by proven experience, of which there is an inexhaustible abundance in the world.
Facts are based on natural laws. The study of natural laws is beneficial.
We shall strive in our studies to keep close to fact with just enough speculation to enliven the interest in facts.
Living the artificial life makes for worry, illness and failure.