A discussion about formative events of the 20th century

with William F. Buckley, Walter Isaacson and Henry Kissinger
in Current Affairs
on Monday, December 27, 1999 * * * * *

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Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, "National Review" editor William F. Buckley, Jr., and "Time" managing editor Walter Isaacson discuss what the 20th century's legacy may be, with a look back at some of the most memorable events, ideas, and people of the past 100 years.

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    1. jamesemedp  05/25/2009 12:28 AM Report

      I wanna live in the day when we believed the universe did laps around the earth. For one to assume knowledge inevitably brings one closer to their god or a general better outlook on life is sadly mistaken.

    2. jamesemedp  05/25/2009 12:25 AM Report

      Isaacson take of the century is narrowly Western-based with the civil rights/technology recognition. I don't think we have made larger/noticable leaps of such compared to other centuries.

    3. jamesemedp  05/25/2009 12:18 AM Report

      I like the way Rose gets WMB to reveal.

      Interesting Kissenger observation of the changes of self-observation.