Arrested development (n.) was one of Jung's guesses about schizophrenia: an unusual share of primitive psyche that fails to keep up with consciousness, until a demand for adaptation lets it burst forth with contents too strange to assimilate.
Arrested development (n.) is the teenage bedroom with the same posters, now rented from your parents.
Arrested development (n.) is like a stopped watch, still showing the best hour it ever had.
Arrested development (n.) is not a refusal to grow up; it is finding the one year that worked and staying in it.
The Development of personality (n.) is one of the costliest of all things: saying yes to oneself, taking oneself as the most serious task and keeping all one's dubious aspects before one's eyes.
Economic development (n.) experiments obey one regularity: the designers do quite well, while the subjects of the experiment take a beating.
Economic development (n.) in the West was brutal even with every advantage and the whole world still there to be robbed; today's poor countries find it already robbed.
Economic development (n.) is development of more intensive ways of exploiting the natural environment.
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