I wonder if it's suffering."
"What, our generation?"
"The baby!

In this age of ours it's hard to say with certainty that having lived was better than not having been born in the first place.

Understanding comes hard to persons of high rank who are accustomed to phony lifestyles that involve no daily work.

When the Russian delegate this summer indicated the Soviet Union's interest in sending medical equipment, Dr Shigeto went right away to see the delegate and settle the matter tactfully. He is careful to steer clear of the superficial swirl of political maneuvering, but never misses any opportunity to improve the capability of the A-bomb Hospital or to enhance concretely the welfare of the patients. In that sense, he sometimes refers to himself as a 'dirty handkerchief.' That is, he serves to filter political purposes out of relief efforts so that the effect on patients is purely and concretely humane.

The dead can survive as part of the lives of those that still live.

I pitty the next generation,knowledge is gradually fading from the world.