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By  , On November 20, 2010
Thought is the source of the most of the problems of mankind. Many people would think that such a statement is crazy, because thought is the one thing we have with which to solve our problems. That's part of our tradition. Yet it looks as if the thing we use to solve our problems is the source of our problems. It's like going to the doctor and having him make you ill. I'm saying the reason we don't see the source of our problems is that the means by which we try to solve them are the source. That may seem strange to somebody who hears it for the first time, because our whole culture prides itself on thought as its highest achievement. I'm not suggesting that the achievements of thought are negligible; there are very great achievements in technology, in culture and in various other ways. But there is another side to it which is leading to our destruction, and we have to look at that.
By  Peter Louis, Cranfield University, United Kingdom, On March 14, 2010
The economic benefits of clustering and regional support initiatives to encourage and nurture the development of high-tech and knowledge-based clusters within the East of England