The Most Important Question We Must Ask

When Things Get Bad Enough, Then Something Happens To Correct The Course. And It's For That Reason That I Speak About Evolution As An Error-making And An Error-correcting Process. And If We Can Be Ever So Much Better - Ever So Much Slightly Better - At Error Correcting Than At Error Making, Then We'll Make It.

I Speak About Universal Evolution And Teleological Evolution, Because I Think The Process Of Evolution Reflects The Wisdom Of Nature. I See The Need For Wisdom To Become Operative. We Need To Try To Put All Of These Things Together In What I Call An Evolutionary Philosophy Of Our Time.

Our Greatest Responsibility Is To Be Good Ancestors.

Evolution Favors The Survival Of The Wisest.

The Most Important Question We Must Ask Ourselves Is, 'are We Being Good Ancestors?'