I Don't Like The Idea Of Teaching

My First Policy Move Would Be To Try To Get A Conversation Going In The Us About What People Stand For And What We Really Want. Do We Want To Keep Adding People To The World And To Our Country Until We Move To A Battery-chicken Kind Of Existence And Then Collapse? Or Do We Want To Think Hard About What Really Is Valuable To Us, And Figure Out How Many People We Can Supply That To Sustainably?

There's All Of This Stuff Where We Have So Much Debate Over Nonsense; It Could Be Cured If We Had A Better Educational System, If We Trained People To Really Try And Look Into Things On Their Own. That's A Tough Thing To Do, Particularly With The Educational System Staggering.

We're Never All Going To Agree With Each Other. We Have To Learn To Value The Diversity. It's One Of The Presumable Principles Of Our Government That Isn't Followed Nearly Enough - One Of The Jobs Of The Majority Is To Try And Make The Minority Feel Comfortable.

If We Were Redesigning Around People Instead Of Around Automobiles, Which I Think The Market Is More Or Less Going To Do, Although Too Slowly, Than I'd Be A Lot Cheerier.

Here's The Scientific Community Saying, Fundamentally, "if We Don't Change Our Ways, We're Screwed." And They Got No Attention At All. Even Though The Union Of Concerned Scientists Put Out This Statement Which Was Signed By More Than Half Of All The Nobel Laureates In Science And Another 1,500 Distinguished Scientists.