Free Thought and Official Propaganda

It is clear that the most elementary condition, if thought is to be free, is the absence of legal penalties for the expression of opinions.

It is clear that the most elementary condition, if thought is to be free, is the absence of legal penalties for the expression of opinions

Though systems of education professing to teach men and women how to think have been in use in Europe for, perhaps, three thousand years, we have not yet reached that degree of success which would be shown if most educated people came to much the same conclusions on the great problems of life from a study of the same evidence.