All too much of the wage structure has been based on the time workers put in, rather than … - Wheeler McMillen

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We live in an age of science and of abundance. The care and reverence for books as such, proper to an age when no book was duplicated until someone took the pains to copy it out by hand, is obviously no longer suited to ’the needs of society’, or to the conservation of learning. The weeder is supremely needed if the Garden of the Muses is to persist as a garden.

Wheeler McMillen

All too much of the wage structure has been based on the time workers put in, rather than upon the product put out. The consumer dollar has no interest in how much time it buys-only in the character and quality of the product itself.

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All genuine progress results from finding new facts. No law can be passed to make an acre yield three hundred bushels. God has already established the laws. It is four us to discover them, and to learn the facts by which we can obey them.

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Education can not be conferred. Whether in school or out, learning is a do-it-yourself proposition.

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We might do well to stay home a few days and walk over the fields, or to stand in the shelter of the barn door and reflect upon the relentless and yet benevolent forces of Mother Nature. The laws of nature are relentless. They can never be disobeyed without exacting a penalty. Yet they are benevolent, for when they are understood and obeyed, nature yields up the abundance that blesses those who understand and obey.

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The most fearful phenomenon of these midcentury years is not the atom bomb; atomic energy does have its constructive possibilities. . . . The most fearful event of these times is the colossal expansion of the government of the United States and the constant increase of executive power within the government.

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