Man Is A Perpetually Wanting Animal.

The Best Way To View A Present Problem Is To Give It All You've Got, To Study It And Its Nature, To Perceive Within It The Intrinsic Interrelationships, To Discover The Answer To The Problem Within The Problem Itself.

The Key Question Isn't "what Fosters Creativity?" But Why In God's Name Isn't Everyone Creative? Where Was The Human Potential Lost? How Was It Crippled? I Think Therefore A Good Question Might Not Be Why Do People Create? But Why Do People Not Create Or Innovate? We Have Got To Abandon That Sense Of Amazement In The Face Of Creativity, As If It Were A Miracle That Anybody Created Anything.

We Are Not In A Position In Which We Have Nothing To Work With. We Already Have Capacities, Talents, Direction, Missions, Callings.

People With Intelligence Must Use Their Intelligence, People With Eyes Must Use Their Eyes, People With The Capacity To Love Have The Impulse To Love And The Need To Love In Order To Feel Healthy. Capacities Clamor To Be Used, And Cease Their Clamor Only When They Are Used Sufficiently. That Is To Say, Capacities Are Needs, And Therefore Are Intrinsic Values As Well.

As One Studies These Preconditions, One Becomes Saddened By The Ease With Which Human Potentiality Can Be Destroyed Or Repressed, So That A Fully-human Person Can Seem Like A Miracle, So Improbable A Happening As To Be Awe-inspiring. And Simultaneously One Is Heartened By The Fact That Self-actualizing Persons Do In Fact Exist, That They Are Therefore Possible, That The Gauntlet Of Dangers Can Be Run, That The Finish Line Can Be Crossed.