Speculation (n.) is theocentric three times a week from four till five in the professor's chair; the rest of the time the speculator is a citizen, a married man and a good fellow like the others.
Speculation (n.) took charge of religion by taking its life.
Speculation (n.) about the beginning of history happens in the twilight where witches and speculators race each other on broomsticks and sausage-pegs.
Speculation (n.) that refuses to think about difficulties beforehand is like the man who, lacking a carriage to Deer Park, says one can just as well ride a coffee grinder.
Speculation (n.) is the fantastic conceit — and impossibility — of having one's life in thought instead of existing.