Einstein on PeaceA collection of his writings on war, peace, and the atom bomb. |
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Page 94
This danger to civilization and the human race may very well throw doubt upon
the moral value of scientific progress in the ... The undersigned consider it their
urgent duty emphatically to denounce the frightful danger threatening the whole
of ...
This danger to civilization and the human race may very well throw doubt upon
the moral value of scientific progress in the ... The undersigned consider it their
urgent duty emphatically to denounce the frightful danger threatening the whole
of ...
Page 387
Between the realities of man's true desires and the realities of the danger
confronting man , what do the obsolete “ realities ” of protocol and military
protection amount to ? During the war many persons lost the habit of thinking for
themselves ...
Between the realities of man's true desires and the realities of the danger
confronting man , what do the obsolete “ realities ” of protocol and military
protection amount to ? During the war many persons lost the habit of thinking for
themselves ...
Page 454
In the light of existing conditions and of what we know about human beings , this ,
I frankly admit , represents a real danger . Is it not true , however , that we have
stumbled into such a state of international affairs that every invention of man's ...
In the light of existing conditions and of what we know about human beings , this ,
I frankly admit , represents a real danger . Is it not true , however , that we have
stumbled into such a state of international affairs that every invention of man's ...
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