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different . I will let the physical scientists , biological scientists , and engineers describe man's future environment . My own hope here is to show what kind of things we shall need to know if we are to realize our potentialities as ...
different . I will let the physical scientists , biological scientists , and engineers describe man's future environment . My own hope here is to show what kind of things we shall need to know if we are to realize our potentialities as ...
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... scientists . Could social psychology and its kindred social sciences discover a framework in which realities could be ordered with less wishful thinking , we might discover that it is not simply the complexity of the task which makes an ...
... scientists . Could social psychology and its kindred social sciences discover a framework in which realities could be ordered with less wishful thinking , we might discover that it is not simply the complexity of the task which makes an ...
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... scientists , arranged in their own hierarchical system through vertical mobility within their own ranks , will be- come more and more a special " class " of human beings , aware that they may soon hold destiny in their hands . Curiosity ...
... scientists , arranged in their own hierarchical system through vertical mobility within their own ranks , will be- come more and more a special " class " of human beings , aware that they may soon hold destiny in their hands . Curiosity ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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