I Would Characterize Current Us Nuclear Weapons

I Think The Human Race Needs To Think About Killing. How Much Evil Must We Do To Do Good?

Measure What Is Important, Don't Make Important What You Can Measure

[general Curtis] Lemay Recognized That What He Was Doing Would Be Thought Immoral If His Side Has Lost. But What Makes It Immoral If You Lose And Not Immoral If You Win?

All The Evidence Of History Suggests That Man Is Indeed A Rational Animal, But With A Near Infinite Capacity For Folly. . . . He Draws Blueprints For Utopia, But Never Quite Gets It Built. In The End He Plugs Away Obstinately With The Only Building Material Really Ever At Hand--his Own Part Comic, Part Tragic, Part Cussed, But Part Glorious Nature.

Poor Planning Or Poor Execution Of Plans Is Simply To Let Some Force Other Than Reason Shape Reality.