In The Deep Space Of The Sea

I Was Playing When I Invented The Aqualung. I Think Play Is The Most Serious Thing In The World.

We Are Living In An Interminable Succession Of Absurdities Imposed By The Myopic Logic Of Short-term Thinking.

All Life Is Part Of A Complex Relationship In Which Each Is Dependent Upon The Others, Taking From, Giving To And Living With All The Rest.

Our Society Is Turning Toward More And More Needless Consumption. It Is A Vicious Circle That I Compare To Cancer . . . . Should We Eliminate Suffering, Diseases? The Idea Is Beautiful, But Perhaps Not A Benefit For The Long Term. We Should Not Allow Our Dread Of Diseases To Endanger The Future Of Our Species. . . . In Order To Stabilize World Population, We Need To Eliminate 350,000 People A Day. It Is A Horrible Thing To Say, But It's Just As Bad Not To Say It.

What Is A Scientist After All? It Is A Curious Man Looking Through A Keyhole, The Keyhole Of Nature, Trying To Know What's Going On.