Even When We Know What Is Right,

Even When We Know What Is Right, Too Often We Fail To Act. More Often We Grab Greedily For The Day, Letting Tomorrow Bring What It Will, Putting Off The Unpleasant And Unpopular.

Our Problem In Money-making Or Government Affairs Is How To Remain Properly Venturesome And Experimental Without Making Fools Of Ourselves.

Don't Try To Be A Jack Of All Investments. Stick To The Field You Know Best.

So Efficient Are The Available Instruments Of Slavery; Fingerprints, Lie Detectors, Brain Washings, Gas Chambers; That We Shiver At The Thought Of Political Change Which Might Put These Instruments In The Hands Of Men Of Hate.

During My Eighty-seven Years I Have Witnessed A Whole Succession Of Technological Revolutions. But None Of Them Has Done Away With The Need For Character In The Individual Or The Ability To Think.