UN General Assembly
1967

155. And will our heirs and successors, if they are spared the most tragic consequences of our activities and efforts, even while benefiting from our breathtaking scientific and technological developments, bless us for our vision and courage, or curse us for our blindness, our greed and our apathy? 156. All the lessons of the past, all the portents of the future, warn and exhort us that the choice of civilized man must be to live in mutual dependence and harmony under the collective discipline of the rule of law, or not to live at all.