Wilfred Trotter Quotes
If Mankind Is To Profit Freely From The Small And Sporadic Crop Of The Heroically Gifted It Produces, It Will Have To Cultivate The Delicate Art Of Handling Ideas. Psychology Is Now Able To Tell Us With Reasonable Assurance That The Most Influential Obstacle To Freedom Of Thought And To New Ideas Is Fear; And Fear Which Can With Inimitable Art Disguise Itself As Caution, Or Sanity, Or Reasoned Skepticism, Or On Occasion Even As Courage.
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