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-- Nineteenth century proverb

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	What's the Matter with America? Segment 1 \| America has so much potential -- and at times lives up to it -- but there are problems and issues that we ought to be aware of if we are to fully grasp the situation at hand, and change it for the better. [^]
	What's the Matter with America? Segment 2 \| America has so much potential -- and at times lives up to it -- but there are problems and issues that we ought to be aware of if we are to fully grasp the situation at hand, and change it for the better. [^]
	What's the Matter with America? Segment 3 \| America has so much potential -- and at times lives up to it -- but there are problems and issues that we ought to be aware of if we are to fully grasp the situation at hand, and change it for the better. [^]
	Wisdom: We Need a Revolution Segment 1 \| Scientific knowledge and technology have led to much that is good, but also to much that is harmful. Progress dissociated from a more basic concern for wisdom has left us in a big quandary: All our modern global crises are the outcome of science without wisdom. If we are to avoid in this century the horrors of the last one - wars, death camps, dictatorships, poverty, environmental damage - we urgently need to learn how to acquire more wisdom, which in turn means that our institutions of learning become devoted to that end. [^]
	Wisdom: We Need a Revolution Segment 2 \| Scientific knowledge and technology have led to much that is good, but also to much that is harmful. Progress dissociated from a more basic concern for wisdom has left us in a big quandary: All our modern global crises are the outcome of science without wisdom. If we are to avoid in this century the horrors of the last one - wars, death camps, dictatorships, poverty, environmental damage - we urgently need to learn how to acquire more wisdom, which in turn means that our institutions of learning become devoted to that end. [^]
	Wisdom: We Need a Revolution Segment 3 \| Scientific knowledge and technology have led to much that is good, but also to much that is harmful. Progress dissociated from a more basic concern for wisdom has left us in a big quandary: All our modern global crises are the outcome of science without wisdom. If we are to avoid in this century the horrors of the last one - wars, death camps, dictatorships, poverty, environmental damage - we urgently need to learn how to acquire more wisdom, which in turn means that our institutions of learning become devoted to that end. [^]

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