Well, frankly, if you must know, yes. I do know better. I have the benefit of education and broader experience. And I know firsthand the dangers of industrial society and how it is making the whole world sick. So, yes, I think I do know what is best for them. Certainly
The quote expresses confidence in the speaker's knowledge and understanding of the challenges posed by industrial society. They believe that their education and diverse experiences uniquely position them to grasp the dangers that such a society presents to global health.
The speaker asserts that this awareness enables them to determine what is best for others, suggesting a moral responsibility to share their insights. This perspective reflects a broader argument about the need for informed decision-making in addressing environmental and societal issues.
