"An equally convincing argument can be made that, whatever the rights, protections and prosperity of people, there is a widespread sense of personal powerlessness-a sort of gilded depression."
An edition of On Equilibrium
(2001)
On Equilibrium
Six Qualities of the New Humanism
by John Ralston Saul
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December 18, 2003, Four Walls Eight Windows
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""An equally convincing argument can be made that, whatever the rights, protections and prosperity of people, there is a widespread sense of personal powerlessness-a sort of gilded depression.""
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