…something of good, and furthermore that the acceptance of the fact of good is the greatest stimulation toward the growth of good. Henry Ford proved in his work with ex-convicts that when you have a faith in a man, You have a greater probability of that…

…should have appreciated in order to nurse the grudges we should have forgotten. Thus, regardless of how we approach it, as Henry Ford found out with his criminals or ex-criminals that he took on parole and employed and placed in positions of responsibility,…

…adequate means of navigation on the land surface of the earth. But what happened from the time of the Model T of Henry Ford to the Rolls Royce of today, a $160,000 car, there's a great interval. A great interval of waste, extravagance, a great interval…

…responsibility, an impoverishment of natural resources, and an increasing disdain for the proper use of energy and time that the Ford car and those that came afterwards did help, was certain. But the individual societies into which they came forth abused…

…busy making money, but because he is too near to the unknown. All this long-range planning has become meaningless. Years ago, Henry Ford, before he died, said that a generation would arise after him. in which the virtue of the long-range problem would…