Appreciation (n.) is short-lived — a satiated mouth soon forgets the benefactor
Appreciation (n.) is often an afterthought — No one is appreciated until he is gone.
Appreciation (n.) is civilized — barbarism is the non-appreciation of what is excellent.
Appreciation (n.) is important — appreciate what you have before you haven't.
Comprehension (n.) of everything would mean abolishing all perspectives — that is, comprehending nothing.
Comprehension (n.) of everything among humans would require apprehending everything — and for that my hands are too clean.
Comprehension (n.) is like the moment a magic trick stops being magic.
Comprehension (n.) shows up as the ability to say it shorter.
The Fore-structure of understanding (n.) is the bias you packed before you opened the book.
The Fore-structure of understanding (n.) is the idea that interpretation is grounded in fore-having, fore-sight, and fore-conception.
Insight (n.) of the highest kind must sound like folly and sometimes like crime to those who overhear it without being predestined for it.
Insight (n.) caught on the way and pinned with poor words dies of those arid words and flaps in them like a captured bird.
Insight (n.) is vital — A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience.
Insight (n.) is not a gift, it is a skill.