I Have Found The Missing

Nothing Can Better Express The Feelings Of The Scientist Towards The Great Unity Of The Laws Of Nature Than In Immanuel Kant's Words: "two Things Fill The Mind With Ever New And Increasing Awe: The Stars Above Me And The Moral Law Within Me."... Would He, Who Did Not Yet Know Of The Evolution Of The World Of Organisms, Be Shocked That We Consider The Moral Law Within Us Not As Something Given, A Priori, But As Something Which Has Arisen By Natural Evolution, Just Like The Laws Of The Heavens?

Natural Selection Does Not Give Any Preference At All To Anything That, In The Long Run, Could Be Advantageous For The Species But Blindly Rewards Everything That, Momentarily, Affords Greater Procreative Success.

The Fidelity Of A Dog Is A Precious Gift Demanding No Less Binding Moral Responsibilities Than The Friendship Of A Human Being.

I Believe That Both Art And The Human Striving For Cognitive Comprehension Are Manifest Forms Of The Grand Game In Which Nothing More Is Stipulated Than The Game's Rules; Both Art And Actively Solicited Perceptions Are But Special Cases Of The Recurring Creative Act To Which We Owe Our Existence.

Man Appears To Be The Missing Link Between Anthropoid Apes And Human Beings.