| “The Habit of Silence” |
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| “...You were anxious, if not in words then by implication, that I should finish our conversation, a conversation which cannot occur where this world refuses to acknowledge the vacuum. Society cannot learn from the pivotal and complicating aspect of history it continues to deny. This education, which you placed such importance upon, cannot hope to serve anyone where its direction is mandated by an invented authority whose innocent and naive aim is no more than a childlike auto-verification ...” |