Have this conversation. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] thank you. And linderman was not a top ranking scientist but he was, of churchills social class and political convictions, and most usefully he was skilled in the art of flattery. When criticized for his unhealthy closeness to linderman, churchill responded love me, love my dog. Even so, churchill always retained a healthy skepticism. In a 1937 article published oddly enough in the news of the world, the article titled live in a world controlled by scientists, churchill wrote, there are secrets to mysterious man in his presence taken no. Secrets which once penetrated may be fatal to Human Happiness and glory. But the busy hands of the scientists are already fumbling with the keys of all the chambers hitherto forbidden to mankind. I think the words have a very contemporary relevance. While perhaps not all would today concur to churchills conviction that our rooms best left a lot. I think most would agree with him that moral develo