Abstract
Leibnitz invented the monad (Fig. 1), a very small mind that knows everything and won ' t stop talking about it. What it knows it learned in school, where it was taught ologies. A taught ology is an introverted truth that cannot be proven to be false because it does not recognize any disconfirming evidence. For example, " T o o much Leibnitz is bad for y o u " is a taught ology because too much of anything is bad for you. It follows, then, that " T o o little of Leibnitz is good for y o u . "
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