In Modern Industrial Society Only Minimal Effort

But What First Motivated Me Wasn't Anything I Read. I Just Got Mad Seeing The Machines Ripping Up The Woods.

The Big Problem Is That People Don't Believe A Revolution Is Possible, And It Is Not Possible Precisely Because They Do Not Believe It Is Possible.

Art Forms That Appeal To [leftists] Tend To Focus On ... Defeat And Despair ... As If There Were No Hope Of Accomplishing Anything Through Rational Calculation.

My Occupation Is An Open Question. I Was Once An Assistant Professor Of Mathematics. Since Then, I Have Spent Time Living In The Woods Of Montana.

No, What Worries Me Is That I Might In A Sense Adapt To This Environment And Come To Be Comfortable Here And Not Resent It Anymore. And I Am Afraid That As The Years Go By That I May Forget, I May Begin To Lose My Memories Of The Mountains And The Woods And That's What Really Worries Me, That I Might Lose Those Memories, And Lose That Sense Of Contact With Wild Nature In General. But I Am Not Afraid They Are Going To Break My Spirit.