"No man can think clearly when his fists are clenched"

This quote by George Jean Nathan speaks with the importance of having the ability to think clearly and fairly. It suggests that when we are in a state of temper or aggravation, it is tough to believe clearly as well as make rational choices. This is since when our hands are clinched, we remain in a state of increased feeling and also our ideas are shadowed by our feelings. This can bring about rash decisions and also actions that we may later on be sorry for. Nathan's quote is a reminder to take a step back and also take a deep breath when we are really feeling angry or annoyed. It is necessary to be able to believe clearly as well as fairly in order to make the best decisions and also take the very best activities.