One Finds Limits By Pushing Them.

I Don't Care How Big And Fast Computers Are, They're Not As Big And Fast As The World.

Most Of Us Really Aren't Horribly Unique. There Are 6 Billion Of Us. Put 'em All In One Room And Very Few Would Stand Out As Individuals. So Maybe We Ought To Think Of Worth In Terms Of Our Ability To Get Along As A Part Of Nature, Rather Than Being The Lords Over Nature

The Intelligent Altruists, Though Less Altruistic Than Unintelligent Altruists, Will Be Fitter Than Both Unintelligent Altruists And Selfish Individuals.

Technology May Create A Condition, But The Questions Are What Do We Do About Ourselves. We Better Understand Ourselves Pretty Clearly And We Better Find Ways To Like Ourselves

The Engineer, And More Generally The Designer, Is Concerned With How Things Ought To Be - How They Ought To Be In Order To Attain Goals, And To Function.