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| so:text | We arrest our inner creativity with external compulsions and irrelevant anxieties, at the mercy of constant interruptions by telephone and radio and insistent print, timing our lives to the movement of a production belt we do not control. At the same time, we give authority to the stomach, the muscles, the genitals--to animal reflexes that produce obedient consumers, whip-wielding man-trainers, slavish political subjects, push-button automatons. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Lewis_Mumford |
| so:description | The Conduct Of Life (1951) (en) |
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