The Carnegie Endowment after World War I. That's supposed to be real. First put out their internal report in late 1920. The report began public by the mid-20s. And they said, we can't have another war like World War I. We've got to come up with a plan to end all war.

And the Carnegie Endowment went out to a bunch of top scientists for a few years and they came back and said, you have to end the human condition as it is. You have to end men and women. You have to end men being competitive.