forward into a larger psychological world without the guidance of increasing human insights and skills. There is a great confusion in society between talent and genius. Genius relates to the development of what is elemental and earthy in human capacities and is not at home in the world of flashing lights and loud noises generated by talent. Genius belongs to what is ordinary and basic in the human condition and has the potential of being as common as pig tracks. It is from the great undifferentiated masses that the pressure for social progress will come, and when men cast aside their fear of being themselves they will let their monolithic social superstructure die, secure in the knowledge that a better world is being born.