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The History Of Western Science Confirms The Aphorism That The Great Menace To Progress Is Not Ignorance But The Illusion Of Knowledge.

When I Was Living In England I Found That The More I Lived Abroad, The More American I Discovered I Was.

In Fast-moving, Progress-conscious America, The Consumer Expects To Be Dizzied By Progress. If He Could Completely Understand Advertising Jargon He Would Be Badly Disappointed. The Half-intelligibility Which We Expect, Or Even Hope, To Find In The Latest Product Language Personally Reassures Each Of Us That Progress Is Being Made: That The Pace Exceeds Our Ability To Follow.

I Write To Discover What I Think. After All, The Bars Aren't Open That Early.

More Appealing Than Knowledge Itself Is The Feeling Of Knowledge.