Words.

Man, a COMPLEX, mendacious, artful, and inscrutable animal,
 uncanny to the other animals by his artifice and sagacity,
 rather than by his strength, has invented the good conscience
 in order finally to enjoy his soul as something SIMPLE;
 and the whole of morality is a long, audacious falsification,
 by virtue of which generally enjoyment at the sight of the
 soul becomes possible. From this point of view there is
 perhaps much more in the conception of "art" than is
 generally believed.

-- Nietzsche