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But control of these conditions will not determine the uses to which human beings will put their normalized potentialities.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgBut control of these conditions will not determine the uses to which human beings will put their normalized potentialities.
Dewey asserts that controlling conditions does not dictate how individuals will utilize their potential.
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