To Err Is Human, But To Really

We've All Got To Get Together And Demand Something Better Out Of Our Government And Out Of Each Other. We've Got A System That's Making Us Working Harder, And Isn't Giving Us Satisfaction. We've Got To Sit Down And Decide What The Hell We Really Want To Be As Human Beings.

The Main Thing Is, And Of Course This Is A Pedant Talking, We Should Start Our Education On These Issues In Kindergarten. Instead Of Saying, "see Spot Run," We Ought To Say, "see The Plant Grow In The Sun." We Ought To Explain What Runs The Weather In The Third Or Fourth Grade To Start Out With.

Stanford May Be The Best University In The World, But You Can Get All The Way Through Here Without Knowing Where Your Food Came From, Without Being Able To Say Where We Came From, Without Being Able To Give A Coherent Description Of Why The Climate Is Changing And Why We Should Be Concerned About It. So I Started Teaching A Course In Human Evolution And The Environment That's Open To All Stanford Students, No Prerequisites.

Actually, The Problem In The World Is That There Are Too Many Rich People.

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.