Maybe General Groves Was Right.

There Is Something Irreversible About Acquiring Knowledge; And The Simulation Of The Search For It Differs In A Most Profound Way From The Reality.

Everyone Wants Rather To Be Pleasing To Women And That Desire Is Not Altogether, Though It Is Very Largely, A Manifestation Of Vanity. But One Cannot Aim To Be Pleasing To Women Any More Than One Can Aim To Have Taste, Or Beauty Of Expression, Or Happiness; For These Things Are Not Specific Aims Which One May Learn To Attain; They Are Descriptions Of The Adequacy Of One's Living. To Try To Be Happy Is To Try To Build A Machine With No Other Specification Than That It Shall Run Noiselessly.

The Vedas Are The Greatest Privilege Of This Century.

If Atomic Bombs Are To Be Added As New Weapons To The Arsenals Of A Warring World, Or To The Arsenals Of Nations Preparing For War, Then The Time Will Come When Mankind Will Curse The Names Of Los Alamos And Hiroshima. The People Must Unite Or They Will Perish.

The Open Society, The Unrestricted Access To Knowledge, The Unplanned And Uninhibited Association Of Men For Its Furtherance-these Are What May Make A Vast, Complex, Ever Growing, Ever Changing, Ever More Specialized And Expert Technological World, Nevertheless A World Of Human Community.