Learn About Discovery, Harlem

Hey Harlem, it's time to learn about Glass-Steagall Act, and about

 discovery in general, especially in the economy. 

And no, I don't mean the discovery channel.

You know, the whole experience of science, is the process of


discovery! The experience of discovery! And doing everything to

keep access, your access to the process of discovery, not to cut

yourself off, from the imagination in the process of discovery.

You're always changing yourself, if you're any good. You're

always finding out new things, which supersede the way you

thought yesterday. You know, working within society, with the

thing, you go out, and people say, "Hey, you know, we were

wrong. This didn't work, and here's why." Or, "This didn't

work. Let's figure out why." That's society, that's progress!

The idea of deduction! Rigid, corpse-like deduction, like

the undertaker laying out the corpse for the display! Which is

the way most people perform art, and design it. "When you're

dead, I'll be able to arrange you prettily," says the undertaker.

You've got to find the beauty {in} the process of life, not

in the work of the expert, who lays out the corpse, of what you

did or didn't do with life. And therefore, you have to block, get

all this crap, all this obstructionist crap and so forth, out of

our system, by these methods: The Classical artistic composition

methods. Because Classical artistic composition {is the highest

form of science,} because it deals with the imagination, {which

is the place where science lives!} It's the only address where

science lives.