A Problem That Presents Itself As A

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

Television. It Has Changed The Way That We Perceive The World Out There, And Though We Know That - Have Indeed Been Bombarded With Analyses On The Consequences For Society, For The Family, And For Individual Psychology - I Don't Believe That We Have Yet Begun To Appreciate The Reach Of Its Subliminal Effects, Of What We Might Call 'the Slow Viruses.' They Not Only Get Into Our Ways Of Seeing, They Pervade The Ways In Which We Weave Our Perceptions Together Into Patterns That Support And Explain Our Thinking And Our Doing And Both Direct And Hinder Various Kinds Of Relationships.

Mythology Is Like Gravity, Inconvenient At Times, But Necessary For Cohesion.

If There's Nothing More Powerful Than An Idea Whose Time Has Come, There Is Nothing More Ubiquitously Pervasive Than An Idea Whose Time Won't Go.

Humor Is An Antidote To Isolation.