Man Must Be At Once More Humble

We Demand Of Our Political Life Greater Certainty And Greater Perfection Than We Demand Of Our Personal Life.

You May Call For Peace As Loudly As You Wish, But Where There Is No Brotherhood There Can In The End Be No Peace.

In Societies Like The American And West European Where The Dynamics Of Energy Come From Freedom And Where The Climate And The Whole Ethos Are Those Of Freedom, Censorship Is Bound To Be At Worst, Stupid; At Best, Futile; And Always, To Some Degree, Inconsonant With The Character Of The Society As A Whole.

Having A Thirteen-year-old In The Family Is Like Having A General-admission Ticket To The Movies, Radio And Tv. You Get To Understand That The Glittering New Arts Of Our Civilization Are Directed To The Teen-agers, And By Their Suffrage They Stand Or Fall.

Man Must Be At Once More Humble And More Confident; More Humble In The Face Of Destructive Potentials Of What He Can Achieve, More Confident Of His Own Humanity As Against Computers And Robots Which Are Only Engines To Simulate Him.