Culture Is Not Made Up

I Have Found The Study Of Organisms To Be A Truly Exciting Experience, Always Interesting And Sometimes Humbling.

. . . How Man Evolved With Such An Incredible Reservoir Of Talent And Such Fantastic Diversity Isn't Completely Understood . . . He Knows So Little And Has Nothing To Measure Himself Against.

Each Organism, No Matter How Simple Or Complex, Has Around It A Sacred Bubble Of Space, A Bit Of Mobile Territoriality Which Only A Few Other Organisms Are Allowed To Penetrate And Then Only For Short Periods Of Time.

People Are Tied Together And Yet Isolated From Each Other By Invisible Threads Of Rhythm And Hidden Walls Of Time. Time Is... A Primary Organizer Of All Activities, A Synthesizer And Integrator, A Way Of Handling Priorities And Categorizing Experience, A Feedback Mechanism For How Things Are Going, A Measuring Rod Against Which Competence, Effort, And Achievement Are Judged As Well As A Special Message System Revealing How People Really Feel About Each Other And Whether Or Not They Can Get Along.

It Is Never Possible To Understand Completely Any Other Human Being; And No Individual Will Ever Really Understand Himself - The Complexity Is Too Great And There Is Not The Time To Constantly Take Things Apart And Examine Them.