If the solution to a problem seems easy to find, it is usually a sign of failure.

The terrorists in the September 11 event had the patience to plan (and) the foresight and the understanding of the infrastructure that could be used to simultaneously or sequentially disrupt the infrastructure electronically and that could cause a major regional failure in this country. There's no question that that's doable.

Knowledge without the wisdom to use it is useless. However, that same wisdom is powerless without the will to enact it.

Japan and America can learn a lot from each other. Japan values privacy, and America values intervention. The problem is that they are both blind. You must learn to help people silently to respect their privacy and worth as person.

You can't become smarter by wanting to be smart, you can't become faster by wanting to be fast, and you can't become stronger by wanting to be strong. True strength comes from knowing you are weak.

To be set ablaze by infernal backfire. That is the fate of those who don't think about their choices. To die standing oblivious by an omnidirectional vortex. That is the fate of those who are too weak to make a choice. To fall endlessly into the empty abyss. That is the fate of those who foolishly believe that all of their choices are the best ones.