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ONMENTAL FUND so carefully and so impressively (I hope) pointed out, are the catastrophic results of that unawareness evident to the majority. I shall not go further in lifeless i print (which has such an overwhelming adversary in the “Toob”) 1 with these charges, though they are very serious and not readily believed, because time and space and your attention are so precious. Instead I would like to respond to the last paragraph of “Ima Farmer” ’s letter, the urgent, poignant, four-word question: “What can we do?” I believe the answer is simple to state but far from i easy to carry out: We can think, and following that, we can act, if our thinking has been adequate, i Action not influenced by sound thinking can be more disastrous • than no action, bad as that is. Our thinking first of all should l reveal the need for study—deep, i broad, dedicated study—where to look for truth, how to recognize i it when in its presence, and what t to learn from that confrontation, i The final mental process would 1 then be to organize the acquired knowledge so as to be able to use ■ it beneficially and actively. > In conclusion, may I predict , some of what your search will 1 uncover? That this job is a big > one; that because it takes time and i effort it should not be postponed; 1 that because of its awesome importance it should not be done
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