Inspiration In Science May Have To Do

Our Engineering Departments Build Freeways Which Destroy A City Or A Landscape, In The Process.

The Achilles Heel Of The Americas Was The Lack Of Cultural Confidence Typical Of New Settlers.

Our Incapacity To Comprehend Other Cultures Stems From Our Insistence On Measuring Things In Our Own Terms.

We Can Appreciate But Not Really Understand The Medieval Town. We Cannot Comprehend Its Compactness, The Contiguity Of All Its Buildings As A Single Uninterrupted Whole.

With Production Alone As The Goal, Industry In North America Was Dominated By The Assembly Line, Standardization For Mass Consumption.