Answers: Chapter 3
"Wheels must turn steadily, but cannot turn unattended. There must be men to tend them..."
He is refering to the economic system more specifically social programs but it is relative to kinetic force.
Chapter 13
"you can't generate flyers without steel-and you cant bring in trgedies without social instability"
Again its a stretch but the controller is refering to the relations ship between pandemonium and progress
Theres a section contained by chapter sixteen that refers to the burdens of leisure of the commonsers and why they are best vanished indentured but you will have to derive your quote becaause the fragment is many paragraph long. It relates to energy contained by that once they retired to the sea they have to ration or make consideration for their expenditures.
There is also a blurred referece at the end of chapter sixteen by Helmholtz where on earth he speaks about how have athmoshperic energy could contribute to ones creative sparkle. Heres the quote:
"I should like a thoughoughly doomed to failure climate."he answered"I believe one would write better if the climate were doomed to failure, if there be alot of wind and storms for example."
Just beyond that surrounded by the opening piece of chapter seventeen in quotation to spiritual energy. again create your own context but the quote go:
""But God doesn't change."
"Men do though."
i also approaching the quote in alike section that go:
"A man who dreams of fewer things than at hand are in heavan and dust..."
use this quote inyour essay too: "but as time goes on,they, as adjectives men, will find that independence be not made for man-that it is an unatural state-will do for a while but will not carry until the running out..."Mustapha from the final chapter
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