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However Far Modern Science And Techniques Have Fallen Short Of Their Inherent Possibilities, They Have Taught Mankind At Least One Lesson; Nothing Is Impossible.

Every New Baby Is A Blind Desperate Vote For Survival: People Who Find Themselves Unable To Register An Effective Political Protest Against Extermination Do So By A Biological Act.

Idealism And Science Continue To Function In Separate Compartments; And Yet 'the Happiness Of Man On Earth' Depends Upon Their Combination.

The Humanities And Science Are Not In Inherent Conflict But Have Become Separated In The Twentieth Century. Now Their Essential Unity Must Be Re-emphasized, So That Twentieth-century Multiplicity May Become Twentieth-century Unity.

Stieglitz Conceived, Though He Never Carried Out, A Series Of Photographs Of The Heads Of Stallions And Mares, Of Bulls And Cows, In The Act Of Mating, Hoping To Catch In The Brute An Essential Quality That Would Symbolize The Probably Unattainable Photograph Of A Passionate Human Mating.