History, In The End, Becomes A Form

Clarity In Language Depends On Clarity In Thought.

Man Generally Is Entangled In Insoluble Problems; History Is Consequently A Tragedy In Which We Are All Involved, Whose Keynote Is Anxiety And Frustration, Not Progress And Fulfilment.

If We Are To Survive, We Must Have Ideas, Vision, And Courage. These Things Are Rarely Produced By Committees. Everything That Matters In Our Intellectual And Moral Life Begins With An Individual Confronting His Own Mind And Conscience In A Room By Himself.

What We Need Is A Rebirth Of Satire, Of Dissent, Of Irreverence, Of An Uncompromising Insistence That Phoniness Is Phony And Platitudes Are Platitudinous.

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