People were very happy to move into Levettown. But then we glamorized Levettown, and Frank Lloyd Wright unfortunately was part of it the big city. We glamorize the Levettown and now we are stuck with this monster that is devouring so much of us and over the planet. Yeah, it's the magic. Yeah, and they become receivers instead of being generators.
Civilizations has to generate within.
The maker, yes. All right, now if we are going to move back this shopping center, we're going to have to have some models here, some examples, some places. Now, evidently, if we go into the shopping center syndrome, or for ten millions of people, we are selfish storing. Probably the average store, the average grocery store, medium size, has about twenty thousand separate units available for purchase. Yeah, and can you imagine taking a Indian from an Indian village and putting this person in the middle of the grocery store, and there is no way that this person can remain sane.