Father always required me to think for myself, and Mr. Clemens urged me to, also. I was taught that the one Unforgivable Sin, the offense against one… - Robert A. Heinlein

He gave up and went back to loafing, found that he could sleep all right in the afternoons but that the practice kept him awake at night.

My old man says when it's time to be counted, the important thing is to be man enough to stand up.

Don’t say that I don’t mix with the common people, Joe; I sell used ’copters for a living. You can’t get any commoner. And don’t imply that my heart is not with them. We are not like them, but we are tied to them by the strongest bond of all, for we are all, each every one, sickening with the same certainly fatal disease—we are alive.