"The one thing that we ought to worry……" — Edward H Levi Quoted In The New York Times Mar 8 2000 At C25

"The one thing that we ought to worry about is the propensity of this country to overreact, and to engage in cycles of bitterness. There is a kind of theme which runs through the modern world that human relationships should be looked at in terms of power relationships, in terms of the manipulation of power. I really think thats one of the most wicked ways of looking at the world. Its a very incomplete way. It strips people of their humanness. It converts all the other good attributes people have into just an ability or a desire to manipulate others."

— Edward H Levi Quoted In The New York Times Mar 8 2000 At C25

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