Understanding Humanity and Democracy

The speaker rejects the idea of ruling and emphasizes the importance of helping others, highlighting the negative effects of greed and the need for unity and brotherhood. They call for empowerment and liberty, urging people to fight for a world free from greed, hate, and intolerance. The vision is for a new world where science and progress lead to universal happiness.

What does the speaker believe is the true nature of human beings?

• To help one another

• To live in isolation

• To conquer and rule others

• To seek personal gain

According to the speaker, what has greed done to humanity?

• Made people more generous

• Poisoned men's souls

• Promoted peace

• Increased global wealth

What does the speaker say about the impact of technological advancements?

• They have made life simpler

• They have isolated people

• They have increased kindness

• They have reduced cynicism

What qualities does the speaker believe are essential to prevent violence?

• Kindness and gentleness

• Cleverness and speed

• Knowledge and machinery

• Power and control

What do the airplane and radio symbolize according to the speaker?

• Universal brotherhood

• Technological dominance

• Economic progress

• Isolation

What message does the speaker convey to those who are despairing?

• Hate is eternal

• Misery is a passing phase

• Greed will always prevail

• Despair is permanent

What does the speaker urge soldiers not to do?

• Seek happiness

• Give themselves to brutes

• Fight for liberty

• Follow natural leaders

Where does the speaker say the kingdom of God is found?

• Within all men

• In the heavens

• In a group of men

• In one man

What does the speaker believe people have the power to create?

• Happiness and adventure

• Machines and misery

• War and destruction

• Isolation and greed

What does the speaker call for in the name of democracy?

• Unity and a decent world

• Division and control

• Isolation and greed

• War and destruction