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It Is The Struggle Itself That Is Most Important. We Must Strive To Be More Than We Are. It Does Not Matter That We Will Not Reach Our Ultimate Goal. The Effort Itself Yields Its Own Reward.

A Man Either Lives Life As It Happens To Him, Meets It Head-on And Licks It, Or He Turns His Back On It And Starts To Wither Away.

Let Me End With An Explanation Of Why I Believe The Move Into Space To Be A Human Imperative. It Seems To Me Obvious In Too Many Ways To Need Listing That We Cannot Much Longer Depend Upon Our Planet's Relatively Fragile Ecosystem To Handle The Realities Of The Human Tomorrow. Unless We Turn Human Growth And Energy Toward The Challenges And Promises Of Space, Our Only Other Choice May Be The Awful Risk, Currently Demonstrable, Of Stumbling Into A Cycle Of Fratricide And Regression Which Could End All Chances Of Our Evolving Further Or Of Even Surviving.

In The 24th Century There Will Be No Hunger, There Will Be No Greed, And All The Children Will Know How To Read.

Ancient Astronauts Didn't Build The Pyramids. Human Beings Built The Pyramids, Because They're Clever And They Work Hard.