To Describe An Animal As A Physico-chemical

Our Ordinary Mind Always Tries To Persuade Us That We Are Nothing But Acorns And That Our Greatest Happiness Will Be To Become Bigger, Fatter, Shinier Acorns; But That Is Of Interest Only To Pigs. Our Faith Gives Us Knowledge Of Something Better: That We Can Become Oak Trees.

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 Key Words Of Violent Economics Are Urbanization, Industrialization, Centralization, Efficiency, Quantity, Speed. . . . The Problem Of Evolving A Nonviolent Way Of Economic Life [in The West] And That Of Developing The Underdeveloped Countries May Well Turn Out To Be Largely Identical.

Modern Economic Thinking...is Peculiarly Unable To Consider The Long Term And To Appreciate Man's Dependence On The Natural World.

Wisdom Demands A New Orientation Of Science And Technology Toward The Organic, The Gentle, The Elegant And Beautiful.