Fareed Zakaria Quotes
As John Adams Famously Wrote During The American Revolution, "I Must Study Politics And War, That Our Sons May Have Liberty To Study Mathematics And Philosophy. Our Sons Ought To Study Mathematics And Philosophy, Geography, Natural History And Naval Architecture, Navigation, Commerce And Agriculture In Order To Give Their Children A Right To Study Painting, Poetry, Music, Architecture, Statuary, Tapestry And Porcelain." So Maybe Today They're Writing Apps Rather Than Studying Poetry, But That's An Adjustment For The Age.
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