Christopher Hitchens Quotes

The Human Species Is An Animal Species Without Very Much Variation Within It, And It Is Idle And Futile To Imagine That A Voyage To Tibet, Say, Will Discover An Entirely Different Harmony With Nature Or Eternity.

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