Nothing So Offends The Doctrinaire Intellectual As

It Is When Power Is Wedded To Chronic Fear That It Becomes Formidable.

For Men To Plunge Headlong Into An Undertaking Of Vast Change, They Must Be Intensely Discontented Yet Not Destitute, And They Must Have The Feeling That By The Possession Of Some Potent Doctrine, Infallible Leader Or Some New Technique They Have Access To A Source Of Irresistible Power.

Even In Slight Things The Experience Of The New Is Rarely Without Some Stirring Of Foreboding.

It Needs Fanatical Faith To Rationalize Our Cowardice.

True Loyalty Between Individuals Is Possible Only In A Loose And Relatively Free Society.