CHAPTER 19. The Practical Man Is the Man Who Knows What Can't Be Done.

The practical man is the man who knows what can't be done. When he begins to let hope take the place of information in this regard, he becomes a conservative. When prejudice takes the place of hope, the mere conservative graduates into a tory, or a justice of the supreme court. It's all a matter of the chemistry of substitution.--Dr. G.L. Knapp.

THE SAFE MAN FURNISHES DIVERSION