Actually, The Problem In The World Is

To Err Is Human, But To Really Foul Things Up You Need A Computer.

We've All Got To Get Together And Demand Something Better Out Of Our Government And Out Of Each Other. We've Got A System That's Making Us Working Harder, And Isn't Giving Us Satisfaction. We've Got To Sit Down And Decide What The Hell We Really Want To Be As Human Beings.

I Don't Think Scientists Can Dictate From Above What We Should Do, Because It's Not A Matter Of Scientific Decision. If You Want To Have Everybody Living Like A Beverly Hills Millionaire, Then 2 Billion People Might Be Too Many. If We Want To Have A Battery-chicken Kind Of World, With Everybody Having An Absolute Minimum Diet, You Might Be Able To Support 10 Billion.

There Are Lots Of Excellent Analysts Out There. John Holdren At The Harvard Kennedy School, Who Was Just President Of The American Association For The Advancement Of Science, Has Been Talking About This Stuff For Years. There Are Lots Of People Out There Who Understand What’s Going On. The Problem Is, They Aren’t Much Picked Up On Fox News.

Recycling Helps Make People Feel Involved, And In Some Cases Can Be Useful. Although You've Got To Do Careful Life History Studies Of What You're Recycling. If All You're Doing Is Recycling - If You've Got Three Automobiles, And 10 Children, And A 7,000-square-foot Dot-com Palace And Second Home Up In The Mountains That Has To Be Heated - The Recycling Isn't Making Much Difference.