I'm Against Fashionable Thinking.

Nuclear Weapons Are Intrinsically Neither Moral Nor Immoral, Though They Are More Prone To Immoral Use Than Most Weapons.

Clearly, The First Task Is To Gain Acceptance Of A More Reasonable View Of The Future, One That Opens Possibilities Rather Than Forecloses Them.

New Developments In Weapon Systems During The 1950s And Early 1960s Created A Situation That Was Most Dangerous, And Even Conducive To Accidental War.

Projecting A Persuasive Image Of A Desirable And Practical Future Is Extremely Important To High Morale, To Dynamism, To Consensus, And In General To Help The Wheels Of Society Turn Smoothly.

Human And Moral Factors Must Always Be Considered. They Must Never Be Missing From Policies And From Public Discussion.