We've All Got To Get Together And

Solving The Population Problem Is Not Going To Solve The Problems Of Racism, Of Sexism, Of Religious Intolerance, Of War, Of Gross Economic Inequality. But If You Don't Solve The Population Problem, You're Not Going To Solve Any Of Those Problems. Whatever Problem You're Interested In, You're Not Going To Solve It Unless You Also Solve The Population Problem. Whatever Your Cause, It's A Lost Cause Without Population Control.

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.

The National Academy Of Sciences Would Be Unable To Give A Unanimous Decision If Asked Whether The Sun Would Rise Tomorrow.

Recycling Helps Make People Feel Involved, And In Some Cases Can Be Useful. Although You've Got To Do Careful Life History Studies Of What You're Recycling. If All You're Doing Is Recycling - If You've Got Three Automobiles, And 10 Children, And A 7,000-square-foot Dot-com Palace And Second Home Up In The Mountains That Has To Be Heated - The Recycling Isn't Making Much Difference.

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