An Ounce Of Practice Is Generally Worth

There Is No Economic Problem And, In A Sense, There Never Has Been.

Many Have No Desire To Be In It, Because Their Work Does Not Interest Them, Providing Them With Neither Challenge Nor Satisfaction, And Has No Other Merit In Their Eyes Than That It Leads To A Pay-packet At The End Of The Week.

Why Precisely Do We Want To Change Land Ownership? The Answer Seems To Me To Be Quite Clear: To Inhibit Land Speculation, To Inhibit The Private Exploitation Of The Scarcity-value Of Land, To Inhibit As We Might Say The Cornering Of Land.

Infinite Growth Of Material Consumption In A Finite World Is An Impossibility.

The Generosity Of The Earth Allows Us To Feed All Mankind; We Know Enough About Ecology To Keep The Earth A Healthy Place; There Is Enough Room On The Earth, And There Are Enough Materials, So That Everybody Can Have Adequate Shelter; We Are Quite Competent Enough To Produce Sufficient Supplies Of Necessities So That No One Need Live In Misery.