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... 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 human beings . For this reason the future environment of man is considered only insofar as it is ...
... 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 human beings . For this reason the future environment of man is considered only insofar as it is ...
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... future environment may soon deny to man even the precarious quest for progress that this planet has allowed him . The men and women of this century face these issues at the very moment at which they begin to discover the almost ...
... future environment may soon deny to man even the precarious quest for progress that this planet has allowed him . The men and women of this century face these issues at the very moment at which they begin to discover the almost ...
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... future , because so many of the gifted are the children of ordinary people . But it would tend to deprive humanity of very valuable persons , partly because the gifted are a fertile source of the genes upon which creativeness depends ...
... future , because so many of the gifted are the children of ordinary people . But it would tend to deprive humanity of very valuable persons , partly because the gifted are a fertile source of the genes upon which creativeness depends ...
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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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