From “The
Human Condition: A User’s Manual” by Arnold Kunst
In 1900 everybody knew there
was no way a contraption could be built that could hold a man and propel itself
into the air and fly. Fifty years later, everybody knew no man could run a mile
in less than four minutes. Ten years later, everybody knew man could never walk
on the moon. Yesterday you and I knew we would reach for the things within our
grasp, and no further. Today we are called to make miracles happen and take the
whole thing for granted. And when I think of ten, twenty years from now, I can
hardly sit still!
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