If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger. - Frank Lloyd Wright

Nature's own inexhaustible fertility is manifest exuberance, and never less than the elemental poetry of all her structure.

"...the multitudinous substitutes for indigenous culture cannot grow. Having no roots, they can only age and decay. Studious, sincere youth retires, defeated. American youth, capable of becoming serious competent artists, under such pressure as this on every side, confused, try not to give up — or "fall in line." This is the nature of about all that can be called American education in the arts and architecture at this time. As for religion true to the teaching of the great redeemer who said "The Kingdom of God is within you" — that religion is yet to come: the concept true not only for the new reality of building but for the faith we call democracy."

Again: I found repeatedly confirmed that the inferior mind not only learns by comparison, but loosely confers its superlatives, while the superior mind which learns by analysis refrains from superlatives.