No One Is Really Working For Peace

The Disease Having Been Caused By Allowing Cleverness To Displace Wisdom, No Amount Of Clever Research Is Likely To Produce A Cure.

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.

Economic Policies Absorb Almost The Entire Attention Of Government, And At The Same Time Become Ever More Impotent. The Simplest Things, Which Only Fifty Years Ago One Could Do Without Difficulty, Cannot Get Done Any More. The Richer A Society, The More Impossible It Become To Do Worthwhile Things Without Immediate Payoff.

There Is Incredible Generosity In The Potentialities Of Nature. We Only Have To Discover How To Utilize Them.

Modern Industry Seems To Be Inefficient To A Degree That Surpasses One's Enduring Powers Of Imagination. Its Inefficiency Therefore Remains Unnoticed.