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The life of a single human being is worth a million times more than all the property of the richest man on earth.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
Much more definitive and much more lasting than all the gold that one can accumulate is the gratitude of a people.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
Our youth must always be free, discussing and exchanging ideas concerned with what is happening throughout the entire world.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
Everything we thought and felt in that past period ought to be deposited in an archive, and a new type of human being created.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
Far more important than a good remuneration is the pride of serving one's neighbor.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
The desire to sacrifice an entire lifetime to the noblest of ideals serves no purpose if one works alone.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
In the future individualism ought to be the efficient utilization of the whole individual for the absolute benefit of a collectivity.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
Our enemy, and the enemy of all America, is the monopolistic government of the United States of America.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
After graduation, due to special circumstances and perhaps also to my character, I began to travel throughout America, and I became acquainted with all of it.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
In order to change a way of thinking, it is necessary to undergo profound internal changes and to witness profound external changes, especially in the performance of our duties and obligations to society.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)
The task of educating and feeding youngsters, the task of educating the army, the task of distributing the lands of the former absentee landlords to those who laboured every day upon that same land without receiving its benefits, are accomplishments of social medicine.
On Revolutionary Medicine (1960)