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#1 The central question of how we can make the wonderful developments of science into something that offers altruistic and compassionate service for the needs of humanity and the other sentient beings with whom we share this earth is how we can make science into something that is governed by compassion.

#2 The most important point is to ensure that science never becomes divorced from the human feeling of empathy for others. Otherwise, we risk losing our sense of priorities.

#3 I was born into a family of simple farmers who used cattle to plow their field and, when the barley was harvested, used cattle to trample the grain out of the husk. I was educated in all aspects of Buddhism, and I spent periods in retreat with my tutors.

Summary of Dalai Lama's The Universe in a Single Atom

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