I Set About Fifty-five Years Ago (1927)

I Would Say, Then, That You Are Faced With A Future In Which Education Is Going To Be Number One Amongst The Great World Industries.

There Is No Energy Crisis, Only A Crisis Of Ignorance.

We Are Operating At An Overall Mechanical Efficiency Of Only Four Percent... Therefore, We Find That If We Increase The Overall Mechanical Efficiency To Only Twelve Percent We Can Take Care Of Everybody. That Three-fold Increase In The Overall Efficiency Can Only Be Accomplished By Redesign.

Thou Mayest As Well Expect To Grow Stronger By Always Eating As Wiser By Always Reading. Too Much Overcharges Nature, And Turns More Into Disease Than Nourishment. 'tis Thought And Digestion Which Makes Books Serviceable, And Give Health And Vigor To The Mind.

The Most Important Part About Tomorrow Is Not The Technology Or The Automation, But That Man Is Going To Come Into Entirely New Relationships With His Fellow Men. He Will Retain Much More In His Everyday Life Of What We Term The Naïveté And Idealism Of The Child. I Think The Way To See What Tomorrow Is Going To Look Like Is Just To Look At Our Children.