Difficulty Is The Excuse History Never Accepts.

Of This Be Wary. Honor And Fame Are Often Regarded As Interchangeable. Both Involve An Appraisal Of The Individual. . . But I Suggest This Difference. Fame Is Morally Neutral.

I Simply Cannot Accept That There Are On Every Story Two Equal And Logical Sides To An Argument.

To Be Credible We Must Be Truthful.

There Is A Mental Fear, Which Provokes Others Of Us To See The Images Of Witches In A Neighbor's Yard And Stampedes Us To Burn Down This House. And There Is A Creeping Fear Of Doubt, Doubt Of What We Have Been Taught, Of The Validity Of So Many Things We Had Long Since Taken For Granted To Be Durable And Unchanging. It Has Become More Difficult Than Ever To Distinguish Black From White, Good From Evil, Right From Wrong.

We Have Currently A Built-in Allergy To Unpleasant Or Disturbing Information. Our Mass Media Reflect This. But Unless We Get Up Off Our Fat Surpluses And Recognize That Television In The Main Is Being Used To Distract, Delude, Amuse, And Insulate Us, Then Television And Those Who Finance It, Those Who Look At It, And Those Who Work At It, May See A Totally Different Picture Too Late.