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Dr. Eugene P. Wigner [1902-95], Nobel Laureate, Physics
These meetings have given me not
only pleasure and stimulation; they also brought me back to fundamental
problems which one is inclined to forget if one strives for the solution of a
special problem of one’s prime interest. The realization of the magnitude of
the fundamental problems of science and of mankind may not help toward a job,
yet it does help toward mental equilibrium and a more sound appraisal of the
value of one’s life and one’s obligations.
7 A VISION FOR PEACE
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1 Peace King
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7 A VISION FOR PEACE