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Few Can Contemplate Without A Sense Of Exhilaration The Splendid Achievements Of Practical Energy And Technical Skill, Which, From The Latter Part Of The Seventeenth Century, Were Transforming The Face Of Material Civilization, And Of Which England Was The Daring, If Not Too Scrupulous, Pioneer.

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

It Is Doubly Chimerical To Build Peace On Economic Foundations Which, In Turn, Rest On The Systematic Cultivation Of Greed And Envy, The Very Forces Which Drive Men Into Conflict.

Perhaps We Cannot Raise The Winds. But Each Of Us Can Put Up The Sail, So That When The Wind Comes We Can Catch It.

The Technology Of Mass Production Is Inherently Violent, Ecologically Damaging, Self-defeating In Terms Of Non-renewable Resources, And Stultifying For The Human Person.