From Lion Books: Spaceport
Scientific progress is truly something to be happy about, as it makes many peoples' dreams come true. Man has been able to land on the moon, and that's just one step toward the universe, which remains limitless in its vastness. Still, we must not forget that progress in science has also caused great loss of life, including human life.
From "Save Our Mother Earth"
People used to look to the 21st century with so much hope and excitement for the future...
Right from the beginning, many science fiction stories have depicted how humans would someday advance into space. At present, construction has begun on space stations, and 30 years from now, people will actually start living in space. That's really a wonderful future for mankind, isn't it? It means that the possibilities for the human race will then really be as vast as the universe. And by living in space, we'll be able to solve problems like the depletion of the earth's resources and the population explosion. But the truth is that mankind has a history of having this very same type of dream: of expanding into previously unexplored lands and continents, and of taking the lives and destroying the culture of the people who lived there first. It could be that our rosy future may be just the beginning of more wars between races. To make sure this doesn't happen, one of the most important things right now is to ensure that people progress mentally and spiritually as well, so as not to lose out to scientific progress.
