Risks, I Like To Say, Always Pay

What Is … Important Is That We — Number One: Learn To Live With Each Other. Number Two: Try To Bring Out The Best In Each Other. The Best From The Best, And The Best From Those Who, Perhaps, Might Not Have The Same Endowment. And So This Bespeaks An Entirely Different Philosophy — A Different Way Of Life — A Different Kind Of Relationship — Where The Object Is Not To Put Down The Other, But To Raise Up The Other.

There Is No Such Thing As Failure, There's Just Giving Up Too Soon.

Life Is An Error-making And An Error-correctin G Process, And Nature In Marking Man's Papers Will Grade Him For Wisdom As Measured Both By Survival And By The Quality Of Life Of Those Who Survive.

[who Owns The Patent On This Vaccine?] Well, The People, I Would Say. There Is No Patent. Could You Patent The Sun?

As A Bio-philosopher - As Someone Who Draws Upon The Scriptures Of Nature, Recognizing That We Are The Product Of The Process Of Evolution, And In A Sense, We Have Become The Process Itself - Through The Emergence And Evolution Of Our Consciousness, Our Awareness, Our Capacity To Imagine And To Anticipate The Future And To Choose From Amongst Alternatives.