Humor Is An Antidote To Isolation.

Power Is Not A Thing To Be Owned. But If You Believe That It Is Such A Thing, Losing It Becomes A Possibility To Fear. That Fear, I Think, Is One Reason For The Dark Projections Of A Catastrophic Future That Are So Widespread, In Our Dual Society. The Present Powerful, Being Committed To Polarization, Expect That Any New Deal Will Overturn The One That Set Them In Authority; That The Last Shall Be First And The First Last, Role Reversal Everywhere, Men As Slaves, Women As Masters, In A Revolution Of Contradiction.

This Is The Power Of The Powerful To Define, To Structure, To Say, 'this Is The Way The World Works.' It's Enormous Power. Among The Powers Of The Weak, I Think The First One Is The Power Not To Believe The Powerful.

Humor Is An Antidote To Isolation.

It Is Through The Ghost [writer] That The Great Gift Of Knowledge Which The Inarticulate Have For The World Can Be Made Available.

If Every Nation Gets The Government It Deserves, Every Generation Writes The History Which Corresponds With Its View Of The World.