When you repeat an old pattern in a new location, you sometimes make something new. - Howard Bloom

In our preoccupations with sex, our submission to gods and leaders, our sometimes suicidal commitment to ideas, religions, and trivial details of cultural style, we become the unconscious creators of the social organism's exploits.

Aristotle and Heraclitus were both right. A equals A. But A does not equal A.

Men and animals do not merely struggle to maintain their individual existence; they are members of larger social groups. And, all too often, it is the social unit, not the individual, whose survival comes first.