political correctness, because this always spoke to the experience of those who have just entered such systems; women when they first came to the university, African Americans, Chicanos and so on have always experienced the knowledge that they were to receive as a form of power and this certainly was true of the working class kids that entered the university system in the sixties, you know as I said, thanks to a lot of student loans that Lyndon Johnson was responsible for, which I will give him credit for since his friend John Connally recently ah... kicked off. In any case, this has seemed to me to be obvious, but it has caused a furor , you know, a real ruckus . It's as though someone has sort of given away the secret. I mean, I don't think there are that many people in serious, quiet conversation that don't recognise this relationship, but it's not one that we like to talk about publicly and that's... Even a graduate student we have in physics that we take a particular dislike to and who comes up with equations and views about Newtonian dynamics that are say, at odds with various more contemporary views relating to chaos theory , we can call him old fashioned and kick him out, or if the reverse is the case, we could say he's a kook and his work is too flighty and too bizarre and kick him out, I mean clearly there is a relation, it