I Think I Should Not Go Far

The Real Problems Of Our Planet Are Not Economic Or Technical, They Are Philosophical. The Philosophy Of Unbridled Materialism Is Being Challenged By Events.

Every Increase Of Needs Tends To Increase One's Independence On Outside Forces Over Which One Cannont Have Control And Therefore Increases Existential Fear

The Printing Press Is Either The Greatest Blessing Or The Greatest Curse Of Modern Times, Sometimes One Forgets Which It Is.

From The Point Of View Of The Employer, It Is In Any Case Simply An Item Of Cost, To Be Reduced To A Minimum If It Cannot Be Eliminated Altogether, Say, By Automation. From The Point Of View Of The Workman, It Is A "disutility"; To Work Is To Make A Sacrifice Of One's Leisure And Comfort, And Wages Are A Kind Of Compensation For The Sacrifice.

The Disease Having Been Caused By Allowing Cleverness To Displace Wisdom, No Amount Of Clever Research Is Likely To Produce A Cure.