George Orwell Quotes

But When War Becomes Literally Continuous, It Also Ceases To Be Dangerous. When War Is Continuous There Is No Such Thing As Military Necessity. Technical Progress Can Cease And The Most Palpable Facts Can Be Denied Or Disregarded. As We Have Seen, Researches That Could Be Called Scientific Are Still Carried Out For The Purposes Of War, But They Are Essentially A Kind Of Daydreaming, And Their Failure To Show Results Is Not Important. Efficiency, Even Military Efficiency, Is No Longer Needed.

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