"It wouldn't work," Finkle-McGraw said. "I've been thinking about this 
for years. I had the same idea: Set up a sort of young artistic bohemian theme 
park, sprinkled around in all the major cities, where young New Atlantans who 
were so inclined could congregate and be subversive when they were in the mood. 
The whole idea was self-contradictory. Mr. Hollywood, I have devoted much 
effort, during the last decade or so, to the systematic encouragement of 
subversiveness."