The Risk Of The Holocaust Is Not

In A Liquid Modern Life There Are No Permanent Bonds, And Any That We Take Up For A Time Must Be Tied Loosely So That They Can Be Untied Again, As Quickly And As Effortlessly As Possible, When Circumstances Change - As They Surely Will In Our Liquid Modern Society, Over And Over Again.

Capitalism Proceeds Through Creative Destruction. What Is Created Is Capitalism In A 'new And Improved' Form - And What Is Destroyed Is Self-sustaining Capacity, Livelihood And Dignity Of Its Innumerable And Multiplied 'host Organisms' Into Which All Of Us Are Drawn/seduced One Way Or Another.

With My Tongue In One Cheek Only, I'd Suggest That Were Our Palaeolithic Ancestors To Discover The Peer-review Dredger, We Would Be Still Sitting In Caves.

I Suspect That One Of Capitalism's Crucial Assets Derives From The Fact That The Imagination Of Economists, Including Its Critics, Lags Well Behind Its Own Inventiveness, The Arbitrariness Of Its Undertaking And The Ruthlessness Of The Way In Which It Proceeds.

The More Security We Have, The Less Freedom There Is; More Freedom Means Less Security. You Can Hardly Enough Of Both At The Same Time.