Life Is An Endless Process

Nothing Can Be More Readily Disproved Than The Old Saw, "you Can't Keep A Good Man Down." Most Human Societies Have Been Beautifully Organized To Keep Good Men Down.

When One May Pay Out Over Two Million Dollars To Presidential And Congressional Campaigns, The U.s. Government Is Virtually Up For Sale.

I Think That All Human Systems Require Continuous Renewal. They Rigidify. They Get Stuff In The Joints. They Forget What They Cared About. The Forces Against It Are Nostalgia And The Enormous Appeal Of Having Things The Way They Always Have Been, Appeals To A Supposedly Happy Past. But We've Got To Move On.

More And More Americans Feel Threatened By Runaway Technology, By Large-scale Organization, By Overcrowding. More And More Americans Are Appalled By The Ravages Of Industrial Progress, By The Defacement Of Nature, By Man-made Ugliness. If Our Society Continues At Its Present Rate To Become Less Livable As It Becomes More Affluent, We Promise All To End Up In Sumptuous Misery.

The Play Of Conflicting Interests In A Framework Of Shared Purposes Is The Drama Of A Free Society. It Is A Robust Exercise, And Often A Noisy One. It Is Not For The Faint-hearted, Or The Tidy-minded.