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A Common Lament Of The World War Ii Generation Is The Absence Today Of Personal Responsibility

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It Is Not Enough To Wire The World If You Short-circuit The Soul. Technology Without Heart Is Not Enough.

I Hope The World War Ii Generation Doesn't Lose That Quality That Made Them So Appealing: Their Modesty, And The Way They Are Always Looking Forward And Seldom Back.

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