¶ Ship
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Ship:
“For it was the products of complex pattern integration which made the great ships do what the wood logs and the iron ore and the fibrous plants could not and would not do of themselves. The broader the integration, the higher the synergetic effectiveness, and the more unexpected, and therefore invisibly harvestable individually managed wealth: i.e., the accrued new greater ability to initiate even greater synergetic effects in respect to unprecedented pattern articulation by those who could see the larger patterns while the eyes of the many were fascinated and gratified by the component aspects.”
¶ Citations
- RBF draft Ltr. to Jin (Fitzgibbon?), Raleigh, NC, 1954-59
