The Man and his Work

I think we should feel obliged to show clearly both the present and the future problems. We must express these in human, understandable terms; then present the alternatives. Not a single solution, but alternatives.

CONSTANTINOS A. DOXIADIS

A man lives on, not by the presence of his flesh and blood, but by the vividness and effectiveness of his ideas. If these criteria are the rule, Dinos will come pretty close to immortality.

CLAIBORNE PELL