Aldous Huxley
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Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.
…it, finally destroy it. I mean, this is a very important point. And then, of course, another point which was made by Sir Charles Darwin in his book, The Next Million Years, which I think was one which, in different terms, I envisaged in Brave New World.…
…begin with the very long-range view This was taken in about four or five years ago in an interesting little book by Sir Charles Darwin, the grandson of the naturalist who is himself a physicist in a book called The Next Million Years It would seem, of…
…into quite a different species. It is rather a gloomy point of view, and I don't think entirely justified. I don't think Sir Charles Darwin gives credit to the human race for the extraordinary amount of ingenuity it has and its ability to get out of…