UNIVERSE SERIES:  MORALS, LAWS, CODES
5403C26   4ACC-70

Let's take the, the again, a moral aspect.  And they say, "Well,
what does Scientology believe in?"  Honest, this is the most
ridiculous question that anybody could ask.  "What, what does a
study of a system of universes, which results in Man and the
physical universe, believe in?" we laughs at, because they like
to see symbols around, they like to see something represent
something.  And you could say, "Well, it believes in able people
being more able."  And that's all the deeper you have to go,
"Believes in able people being more able, it believes that there
should be less illness, discomfort and unhappiness in existence
but mostly, it believes in able people being more able.  We don't
much bother with the insane and so forth, we just handle able
people and we make them more able."  You know?

You know, it was proven in the Korean War that it was the good
pilot not the good plane, because we had bad planes and good
pilots and we were faced with good planes and bad pilots, and we
won.  And it's obvious that, if a pilot's reaction time is one
tenth of a second, that he'd be a much better pilot if his
reaction time was one twentieth of a second.  Well, that's kind
of what we do.  We just speed you up.  We hate to see people
driving down the street with a reaction time of one quarter of a
second when, with a very little bit of work, we could boost their
reaction time in driving a car up to a much more proper sixth or
seventh or eighth of a second.