Men use paradox as a means of promulgating their point of view; to each man paradox is merely truth standing on its head to attract attention; yet the truths they draw attention to are widely different.

Mr. Shaw throws morality overboard, frankly proclaims himself an anarchist, and bids us give us free expression to the instinctive life force within us; while all the time his ascetic temperament and intellectual tastes show very clearly that he is an immoralist and an anarchist simply because he happens to be the most moral of men, and the most orderly, and has no personal need of rules and conventions to make him a highly useful member of society. Mr. Shaw’s life-force is not tempestuous, elemental, but a finely austere “tendency that makes for righteousness whereas.