By Their Very Nature Bureaucracies Have No

We Live Fragmented, Compartmentalized Lives In Which Contradictions Are Carefully Sealed Off From Each Other. We Have Been Taught To Think Linearly Rather Than Comprehensively, And We Do This Not Through Conscious Design Or Because We Are Not Intelligent Or Capable, But Because Of The Way In Which Deep Cultural Undercurrents Structure Life In Subtle But Highly Consistent Ways That Are Not Consciously Formulated.

One Of The Most Effective Ways To Learn About Oneself Is By Taking Seriously The Cultures Of Others. It Forces You To Pay Attention To Those Details Of Life Which Differentiate Them From You.

We Are Only Peripherally Tied To The Lives Of Others. It Takes A Long Long Time For Us To Become Deeply Involved With Others, And For Some This Never Happens.

Viewing Movies In Very Slow Motion, Looking For Synchrony, One Realizes That What We Know As Dance Is Really A Slowed-down, Stylized Version Of What Human Beings Do Whenever They Interact.

Because We Have Put Ourselves In Our Own Zoo, We Find It Difficult To Break Out.