Dr. Abraham Myerson was a very unusual and most stimulating personality. He never claimed to be a professional philosopher, but his thoughts and private opinions expressed freely on the many topics and issues in this, his last book, place him among those who have contributed generously to the philosophy of life and conduct. From childhood, through-out his life, he had an intense desire for knowledge which he pursued ardently with a rigid practical attitude. He had a marvelous store of energy, wit, brilliance, professional skill and affability which made him a desirable companion and promoted friendships in many fields of scholarship.

In this book Dr. Myerson has expressed his attitude toward life,