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We Must Care To Think About The Unthinkable Things, Because When Things Become Unthinkable, Thinking Stops And Action Becomes Mindless.

We Are Inclined To Confuse Freedom And Democracy, Which We Regard As Moral Principles, With The Way In Which They Are Practiced In America With Capitalism, Federalism, And The Two-party System, Which Are Not Moral Principles But Simply The Preferred And Accepted Practices Of The American People.

It Is Amazing How Soon One Becomes Accustomed To The Sound Of Ones Voice, When Forced To Repeat A Speech Five Or Six Times A Day. As Election Day Approaches, The Size Of The Crowds Grows; They Are More Responsive And More Interested; And One Derives A Certain Exhilaration From That Which, Only A Few Weeks Before, Was Intensely Painful. This Is One Possible Explanation Of Unlimited Debate In The Senate.

International Educational Exchange Is The Most Significant Current Project Designed To Continue The Process Of Humanizing Mankind To The Point, We Would Hope, That Men Can Learn To Live In Peace-eventually Even To Cooperate In Constructive Activities Rather Than Compete In A Mindless Contest Of Mutual Destruction....we Must Try To Expand The Boundaries Of Human Wisdom, Empathy And Perception, And There Is No Way Of Doing That Except Through Education.

A Nation's Budget Is Full Of Moral Implications; It Tells What A Society Cares About And What It Does Not Care About; It Tells What Its Values Are.