Economic Growth Is Not Only Unncessary, But

There Can Be No Acceptable Future Without An Honest Analysis Of The Past.

I Had Grown Up Among Engineers, And I Could Remember The Engineers Of The Twenties Very Well Indeed: Their Open, Shining Intellects, Their Free And Gentle Humor, Their Agility And Breadth Of Thought, The Ease With Which They Shifted From One Engineering Field To Another, And, For That Matter, From Technology To Social Concerns And Art. Then, Too, They Personified Good Manners And Delicacy Of Taste; Well-bred Speech That Flowed Evenly And Was Free Of Uncultured Words; One Of Them Might Play A Musical Instrument, Another Dabble In Painting; And Their Faces Always Bore A Spiritual Imprint.

I Would Rather Have The United States As The World's Policeman Than The Soviet Union As The World's Jailer.

Human Beings Yield In Many Situations, Even Important And Spiritual And Central Ones, As Long As It Prolongs One's Well-being.

Just As King Midas Turned Everything To Gold, Stalin Turned Everything To Mediocrity.