" Thing about this one is that, while I suspect Huxley has nailed--perfectly--the origins of the religious impulse, as well as its connection to hallucinogenics and a multitude of other vices, in the desire for self-transendence, his critique of systematic reasoning is followed by a bit of his own systematic reasoning, which does not seem to be a self-conscious choice. In other words, he cannot help but do the thing he wants us to stop doing. If nothing else, he has successfully identified the core problem of being human, which is no small task. "
— Sam, 2/11/2014