…preaching in Russia, we had the phenomenon in this country of J.B. Watson's behaviorism. In the early days of behaviorism, Watson made some really extraordinary statements which exactly parallel those of Helvetius. He affirmed that, for example, that he could…

…is a very precious thing. After all, if we were all the same as Helvetius pointed out, or as Pelagius pointed out, or as Watson pointed out in his early days, if at birth we were all the same then there would be no point in liberty. What would…

…extreme bumptiousness of the earlier behaviorists who really, I must say, when one reads some of the early writings of Watson, one is absolutely flabbergasted that anybody who professed to be scientific could have made statements so wildly sweeping and who…