Edited by Brady Bryson. We open our morning newspaper and scan the front page, news summary and op-ed section at breakfast. Although by no means the first time, we are aghast at the breadth and depth of human problems. This in fact is seen in all forms of life, human, animal, vegetable. It seems almost to equate with life itself.
Life wants to be, and it also wants to know.
Not much further down the list comes the desire to create . The intensity of the creative drive varies greatly, but still is virtually universal. Even bird brains devise ways to build nests. Creation often can be readily related to survival, but sometimes it rises to a mode of being, a selfexpression of identity. Another drive, of considerable scope, is the need to be seen and heard .