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The Great Liability Of The Engineer Compared To Men Of Other Professions Is That His Works Are Out In The Open Where All Can See Them. His Acts, Step By Step, Are In Hard Substance. He Cannot Bury His Mistakes In The Grave Like The Doctors. He Cannot Argue Them Into Thin Air Or Blame The Judge Like The Lawyers. He Cannot, Like The Architects, Cover His Failures With Trees And Vines. He Cannot, Like The Politicians, Screen His Shortcomings By Blaming His Opponents And Hope The People Will Forget. The Engineer Simply Cannot Deny He Did It. If His Works Do Not Work, He Is Damned.

Wisdom Often Consists Of Knowing What To Do Next.

In The Larger View The Major Forces Of The Depression Now Lie Outside Of The United States, And Our Recuperation Has Been Retarded By The Unwarranted Degree Of Fear And Apprehension Created By These Outside Forces.

There Is No More Cruel Illusion Than That War Makes A People Richer.

I Believe Not Only That Religious Faith Will Be Victorious, But That It Is Vital To Humankind That It Shall Be. We May Differ In Form And Particulars In Our Religious Faith. Those Are Matters That Are Sacred To Each Of Our Inner Sanctuaries. It Is Our Privilege To Decline To Argue Them. Their Real Demonstration Is The Lives That We Live.