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I've Learned That Next To The Atomic Bomb, The Greatest Danger Is Defeatism, Despair, And Inadequate Awareness Of What Human Beings Possess. I Feel That Any Problem That Can Be Defined Is Capable Of Being Resolved. Out Of This Has Come My Conviction That No Person Knows Enough To Be A Pessimist.

-Norman Cousins

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I've Learned That Next To The Atomic

Norman Cousins

I've Learned That Next To The Atomic Bomb, The Greatest Danger Is Defeatism, Despair, And Inadequate Awareness Of What Human Beings Possess. I Feel That Any Problem That Can Be Defined Is Capable Of Being Resolved. Out Of This Has Come My Conviction That No Person Knows Enough To Be A Pessimist.

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