It Is Amazing How Much

No Degree Of Prosperity Could Justify The Accumulation Of Large Amounts Of Highly Toxic Substances Which Nobody Knows How To Make Safe And Which Remain An Incalculable Danger To The Whole Of Creation For Historical Or Even Geological Ages. To Do Such A Thing Is A Transgression Against Life Itself, A Transgression Infinitely More Serious Than Any Crime Perpetrated By Man. The Idea That A Civilization Could Sustain Itself On Such A Transgression Is An Ethical, Spiritual, And Metaphysical Monstrosity. It Means Conducting The Economical Affairs Of Man As If People Did Not Matter At All.

Our Task - And The Task Of All Education - Is To Understand The Present World, The World In Which We Live And Make Our Choices.

Anything That We Can Destroy, But Are Unable To Make Is, In A Sense, Sacred, And All Our 'explanations' Of It Do Not Explain Anything.

The Modern World Tends To Be Skeptical About Everything That Makes Demands On Man's Higher Faculties. But It Is Not At All Skeptical About Skepticism, Which Demands Hardly Anything.

Not Mass Production But Production By The Masses.