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Growing centralization of power, Kirk argued, has led to an even greater danger by threatening not only our political, but also our cultural and economic diversity. "We are in danger of being dominated by conformity and a soulless technology," he said. "The conservatives, though not sufficiently, have done more than the liberals to meet this problem...
Many Parisians have often wished that Mr. Watson had thought a little less when he decided to install his soulless machines right on Place Vendôme, where they do not belong and from which apparently he won't budge...
...Either man is the creature whom the Psalmist described as 'a little lower than the angels,' crowned with glory and honor, holding 'dominion over the works' of his Creator-or man is a soulless, animated machine to be enslaved, used and consumed by the state for its own glorification. It is, therefore, a struggle which goes to the roots of the human spirit, and its shadow falls across the long sweep of man's destiny." With considerable pride the President ran through the gains in the struggle during 1954, e.g., the Western European Union agreements...
...managers' interpretation of "the ancient problem of 'the good life.' " This corporation with its highly imperfect corporate conscience is the great political fact of the modern world. Berle is not complacent about the state of the corporate conscience. But he knows that the corporation is not "soulless," as a past generation said it was. The corporation has tasted power; it can, therefore, be politically damned or it can be politically saved. Berle says that the implications of his line of thought "have both splendor and terror...
...human hive (he has just finished a 20-floor prototype at Marseille, placing 1,500 people on a 450-by-66-ft. plot). The alternative, says the Economist, is the sprawling suburb, "the village green multiplied by unplanned expansion" that all too easily turns into an "amorphous and soulless mess ... the suburb which, proverbially, the Devil made." But Le Corbusier's solution, a hangover from the "walled stronghold and the cave-settlement," can be even more diabolic. It has advantages: e.g., it reduces commuting distance to the city, makes such amenities as washing machines and parks cheaper because they...