The profound revolution manifest in Megalopolis came into existence without the intervention of the masses in the streets.

There is the fundamental paradox of the welfare state: that it is not built for the desperate, but for those who are already capable of helping themselves.

There is only one institution in the society capable of acting to abolish poverty. That is the Federal Government.

The miraculousness of technology is a popular article of Western faith.

In the Protestant version of the capitalist morality, riches were the reward of the righteously ascetic.

The teenager, an afterthought of social history, became a more genuine example of the "new man" than any of the calculated personalities which the Communists held up for emulation.