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Soil-Plant Nutrient Cycling and Environmental Quality Department of Plant and Soil Sciences Oklahoma State University SOIL 5813 W.R. Raun, G.V. Johnson, K. Martin, K.W. Freeman, and R.L. Westerman 044 N. Ag Hall Tel: (405) 744-6418 FAX: (405) 744-5269 wrr@ gvj@rwm@fkyle@ rlw@ In recent years the human rights issue has generated much interest and debate around the world. It is a utopian issue and a noble goal to work toward. Nevertheless, in the real world, the attainment of human rights in the fullest sense can not be achieved so long as hundreds of millions of poverty stricken people lack the basic necessities for life. The right to dissent does not mean much to a person with an empty stomach, a shirtless back, a roofless dwelling, the frustrations and fear of unemployment and poverty, the lack of education and opportunity, and the pain, misery and loneliness of sickness without medical care. It is my belief that all who are born into the world have the moral right to the basic ingredients for a decent, human life. Norman E. Borlaug 1970 Nobel Peace Prize Learning science and thinking about science or reading a paper is not about learning what a person did. You have to do that, but to really absorb it, you have to turn it around and cast it in a form as if you invented it yourself. You have to look and be able to see things that other people looked at and didnt see before. How do you do that? Theres two ways. Either you make a new instrument, and it gives you better eyes, like Galileos telescope. And thats a great way to do it, make such a nice instrument that you dont have to be so smart, you just look and there it is. Or you try to internalize it in such a way that it really becomes intuitive. Working on the right problem is only part of what it takes to succeed. Perseverance is another essential ingredient. Steven Chu 1997 Nobel Prize, Physics intuition: immediate apprehension or cognition; without evident rational thoug