I ask you where you live and you tell me. The telling me is born of a concept, a remembrance. And one must have remembrances and concepts. But concepts, which have bred ideologies, are the source of mischief: you are an American and I am Indian. You are committed to one ideology and I am committed to another. This is conceptual and we are willing to kill each other. In human relationship, has anything conceptual any place? Has conceptual thinking any place in relationship?
From Talk to Young People 1, Brandeis University, 18 October 1968