From Backstage.com: In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, playwright and screenwriter Harold Pinter says the U.S. has "employed language to keep thought at bay" and asks: "What has happened to our moral sensibility? Did we ever have any? What do these words mean? Do they refer to a term very rarely employed these days -– conscience? A conscience to do not only with our own acts but to do with our shared responsibility in the acts of others? Is all this dead? " See also the full text of his speech, or watch the video (Real Player required): High bandwidth or low bandwidth.