Few Great Men Would Have Got Past

We Do Not Need To Be Able To Say What "human Nature" Is In Order To Be Able To Say That Some Training Is "against Human Nature.

When We Choose A Man To Beautify Our Towns, We Do Not Automatically Call On The Major Artists Of The World. ... We Now Lavishly Praise Frank Lloyd Wright, But We Never Made Any Community Use Of Him, Though He Longed For The Chance.

It Is Hard To Grow Up In A Society In Which One's Important Problems Are Treated As Nonexistent. It Is Impossible To Belong To It, It Is Hard To Fight To Change It.

We Live Increasingly In A System In Which Little Direct Attention Is Paid To The Object, The Function, The Program, The Task, The Need; But Immense Attention To The Role, The Procedure, Prestige, And Profit.

We Do Not Behave As If We Believed That The Affairs Of Our World Were Significant Enough For The Intervention Of Great Men.