In this turbulent century we have witnessed humanity's great potential for good and bad, but the world has triumphed more often in the last 96 years and it has been disappointed. And yet while focusing on humanity's successes is always more attractive----
George P. Radanovich: “In this turbulent century we have witnessed humanity's great potential for good and bad, but the world has triumphed…”
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Discussing humanity's potential and successes in the 20th century.
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