By 2000, Politics Will Simply Fade Away.

We Speak Erroneously Of "artificial" Materials, "synthetics", And So Forth. The Basis For This Erroneous Terminology Is The Notion That Nature Has Made Certain Things Which We Call Natural, And Everything Else Is "man-made", Ergo Artificial. But What One Learns In Chemistry Is That Nature Wrote All The Rules Of Structuring; Man Does Not Invent Chemical Structuring Rules; He Only Discovers The Rules. All The Chemist Can Do Is Find Out What Nature Permits, And Any Substances That Are Thus Developed Or Discovered Are Inherently Natural. It Is Very Important To Remember That.

The Most Important Part About Tomorrow Is Not The Technology Or The Automation, But That Man Is Going To Come Into Entirely New Relationships With His Fellow Men. He Will Retain Much More In His Everyday Life Of What We Term The Naïveté And Idealism Of The Child. I Think The Way To See What Tomorrow Is Going To Look Like Is Just To Look At Our Children.

There Is No Energy Crisis, Only A Crisis Of Ignorance.

There Is No Such Thing As Genius, Some Children Are Just Less Damaged Than Others.

I Am Enthusiastic Over Humanity’s Extraordinary And Sometimes Very Timely Ingenuity. If You Are In A Shipwreck And All The Boats Are Gone, A Piano Top Buoyant Enough To Keep You Afloat That Comes Along Makes A Fortuitous Life Preserver. But This Is Not To Say That The Best Way To Design A Life Preserver Is In The Form Of A Piano Top. I Think That We Are Clinging To A Great Many Piano Tops In Accepting Yesterday’s Fortuitous Contrivings As Constituting The Only Means For Solving A Given Problem.