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Call A Thing Immoral Or Ugly, Soul-destroying Or A Degradation To Man, A Peril To The Peace Of The World Or To The Well-being Of Future Generations: As Long As You Have Not Shown It To Be "uneconomic" You Have Not Really Questioned Its Right To Exist, Grow, And Prosper.

The System Of Nature, Of Which Man Is A Part, Tends To Be Self-balancing, Self-adjusting, Self-cleansing. Not So With Technology.

The Printing Press Is Either The Greatest Blessing Or The Greatest Curse Of Modern Times, Sometimes One Forgets Which It Is.

Economic Development Is Something Much Wider And Deeper Than Economics, Let Alone Econometrics. Its Roots Lie Outside The Economic Sphere, In Education, Organisation, Discipline And, Beyond That, In Political Independence And A National Consciousness Of Self-reliance.

Work And Leisure Are Complementary Parts Of The Same Living Process And Cannot Be Separated Without Destroying The Joy Of Work And The Bliss Of Leisure.