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Civilizations Die From Philosophical Calm, Irony, And A Sense Of Fair Play Quite As Surely As They Die Of Debauchery.

In The Long Run Our Boasted Control Of Nature Is A Delusion.

We Must Not Judge The Society Of The Future By Considering Whether Or Not We Should Like To Live In It; The Question Is Whether Those Who Have Grown Up In It Will Be Happier Than Those Who Have Grown Up In Our Society Or Those Of The Past.

Science Has Always Promised Two Things Not Necessarily Related; An Increase First In Our Powers, Second In Our Happiness Or Wisdom, And We Have Come To Realize That It Is The First And Less Important Of The Two Promises Which It Has Kept Most Abundantly.

If We Do Not Permit The Earth To Produce Beauty And Joy, It Will In The End Not Produce Food, Either.