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Arrangement (n.) is the only thing that's ever new.
Civilization (n.) is an ordering structure whereas freedom is a promoting cultural activity.
Civilization (n.) exists by geological consent, subject to change without notice.
Civilization (n.) is an order and freedom promoting cultural activity which begins with order, grows with liberty and dies with chaos.
Culture (n.) is suggestive of agriculture whereas civilization is suggestive of the city. In the city are gathered, rightly or wrongly, the wealth and brains produced in the countryside. Civilization begins in the peasant's hut, but it comes to flower only in the towns.
Desire (n.) is a thing operating on this logic: we don't want a thing because we have found a reason for it; we find a reason for it because we want it.
Education (n.) is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance.
Freedom (n.) is a promoting cultural activity whereas civilization is an ordering structure.
History (n.) is mostly guessing and the rest is prejudice.
Hope (n.) is, along with fears or wishes, unfortunately that with which most people think rather than with their minds.
The Minority (n.) makes the political machine triumphs insofar as it consists of a united minority acting against a divided majority.
The Political machine (n.) is successful because it is a united minority acting against a divided majority.