Families Are Incubators For Citizen Activists.

We Are Practicing What We Preach So That We May Preach What We Practice.

One Day At Princeton, I Noticed There Were Dead Birds On The Pavement Between The Campus Buildings, Where Very Large Trees Were. It Turns Out It Was Ddt. At The Time, In The Early '50s, No One Thought Ddt Was Dangerous To Anybody But Insects. I Went Down To The Daily Princetonian, The College Paper, And Tried To Persuade Them To Do A Story. They Said, "naw, There's Nothing Wrong." But That Taught Me A Very Important Lesson. One, That Newspaper People Can Get Very Jaded. Second, That You Might Know Something, Like An Expert Chemistry Professor, You Are Not Going To Apply What You Know.

It's Not A Cost Of Doing Business When The Corporation Executives Go To Jail, And That's Why They Fight So Hard To Make Sure The Prosecutors' Budget Are Very Limited And That The Campaign Cash-greased Lawmakers Keep Defending Them Against Being Held Accountable.

The Corporations Are Worried About Their Reputational Damage And A Lot Of The Social Media Inflicts That, But It's Hard To Measure It.

The Progress Of History Is To Take The Impossible And Turn It Into The Possible.