Autobiography of a Restless Mind: Reflections on the Human Condition Volume 2

A book is far more than what the author wrote; it is everything you can imagine and read into it as well.

Human technologies must be made to function in complete, integral harmony with nature’s technologies. The magnitude of the change this requires is enormous, but not so enormous as the necessity.

An argument that needs repetition is rarely convincing.

Belief is not dangerous until it turns absolute.

Effectiveness knows what efficiency will never learn.

The mind cannot look into itself anymore than an eye can look into itself. Both can do no more than reflect on reflection.

The surest sign of a sick organization is ever-expanding rules and regulations; its terminal disease is ever increasing compulsion to enforce them.

Love and respect for others and for self are codeterminate.

Embody and practice what you would have others learn; leave teaching to the less able.