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...Darwin's discovery of evolution, Freud's of the unconscious, and the manipulation of conditioned reflexes by social and psychological "engineering," he believes, have all tended to reduce man to the status of object rather than subject. "Yet the most pertinent question-who controls psychological conditioning and social engineering-has not been answered except by the horrifying shadow of Big Brother in Orwell's 1984. This question is the decisive one. It shows that there is at least one point in which subjectivity cannot be annihilated: namely in those who annihilate. Science cannot reduce into mere objects...
...Tackle Darwin Wile said that many players like himself crave for spring workouts of one sort or another -- "We work out anyway. It might as well be on football." Many players agreed that if the league is to be on a par with other conferences, spring football must be reinstated. Ivy football was called "out-rate," "sloppy...
Pointing out that a cycle in psychology is reversing the imbalance caused by the ideas of such men as Freud and Darwin about the uncertainty of learning. "A certain pragmatism has prevailed. We are now concerning ourselves." Bruner said, "not so much with ultimate realities, but with the regularity of experience...
...with lots of little balls that go around in rings," Frost said, quoting from one of his poems. However, the scientist rejects the idea that there could be any purpose before man arrived on the scene. And for the scientist, he added, "man's purpose was rather confused until Darwin came along...
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