Modish Boredom

himself is a chilling, even dangerousnfigure." Confucius comes closest tonmaking a convert of him; "of all thenmen I have known, he was the wisest."nUnlike Socrates he answered questions,nspeaking of what was and of what shouldnbe, offering "a very clear idea of whatnconstitutes goodness in the humannscale."nI think . . .