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We Must Not Judge The Society Of The Future By Considering Whether Or Not We Should Like To Live In It; The Question Is Whether Those Who Have Grown Up In It Will Be Happier Than Those Who Have Grown Up In Our Society Or Those Of The Past.

The Impulse To Mar And To Destroy Is As Ancient And Almost As Nearly Universal As The Impulse To Create. The One Is An Easier Way Than The Other Of Demonstrating Power.

The Typical American Believes That No Necessity Of The Soul Is Free And That There Are Precious Few, If Any, Which Cannot Be Bought.

How Anyone Can Profess To Find Animal Life Interesting And Yet Take Delight In Reducing The Wonder Of Any Animal To A Bloody Mass Of Fur Or Feathers?

The Snow Itself Is Lonely Or, If You Prefer, Self-sufficient. There Is No Other Time When The Whole World Seems Composed Of One Thing And One Thing Only.