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As Man Reaches Out Toward The Twenty-first Century, He Will Learn To Be Suspicious Of All Ideas That Are Not Formulated So That They Can Be Tested By Observation. He Will Realize That The History Of Human Thought Shows That The Ideas Of Which We Are Surest Are The Ones We Most Need To Test. He Will Realize That His Common Sense Only Mirrors His Training And Experience. What Seems Natural And Right To Him Is Usually A Reflection Of The Conditions Under Which He Spent His First Decade Of Life.

This Is Not A Dictatorship, This Is Based Upon Scientific Evidence To Support A Given Project. If You Want To Put Up A Building, Say Half A Mile High, The Material Has To Be Available. Using Statistics Is Not A Dictatorship. It's A Method Of Getting The Most From Existing Resources.

In A Society Where Every Man Works For Himself, Individual Incentive, Working For One's Self. If People Worked For One's Self, There Wouldn't Be The Electric Light, There Wouldn't Be Engines And Powered Vehicles, There Wouldn't Be Electrification And Reservoirs And Water Purification. These Are Processes That Help All People. And Processes That Help Single People Is A Very Primitive Value System Carried Into This Century, Which Is Really Not Necessary.

In Our Search For More, We Have Blinded Ourselves To Our Personal Responsibility For Challenging These Absurdities. A Resource-based Society Considers Us All Equal Shareholders Of Earth. We Are Responsible Both For The Planet And For Our Relationship With Each Other.

We Live In A World Where Our Social System Is Old, Our Language Is Old, The Way We Acquire Goods And Services Is Outdated, Our Cities Are Detrimental To Our Health, Chaotic And A Tremendous Waste Of Resource, And Most Of All Our Politics And Values No Longer Serve Us.