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Its values will be so distorted, its apparatus for magnifying that distortion so complete, that it is blinded to the realities which confront it.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIts values will be so distorted, its apparatus for magnifying that distortion so complete, that it is blinded to the realities which confront it.
Laski discusses how societal values can become distorted, obscuring reality.
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