Man's Needs Are Infinite, And

I'm Not At All Contemptuous Of Comforts, But They Have Their Place And It Is Not First.

Modern Economic Thinking...is Peculiarly Unable To Consider The Long Term And To Appreciate Man's Dependence On The Natural World.

The Real Problems Of Our Planet Are Not Economic Or Technical, They Are Philosophical. The Philosophy Of Unbridled Materialism Is Being Challenged By Events.

If Greed Were Not The Master Of Modern Man, How Could It Be That The Frenzy Of Economic Activity Does Not Abate As Higher Standards Of Living Are Attained, And That It Is Precisely The Richest Societies Which Pursue Their Economic Advantage With The Greatest Ruthlessness?

The Way In Which We Experience And Interpret The World Obviously Depends Very Much Indeed On The Kind Of Ideas That Fill Our Minds. If They Are Mainly Small, Weak, Superficial, And Incoherent, Life Will Appear Insipid , Uninteresting, Petty And Chaotic.