6 seconds of pure insanity
His daughter, the novelist Anne Bernays, speaking in a 2002 BBC documentary, recalled: Democracy to my father was a wonderful concept, but I dont think he felt that all those publics out there had reliable judgment. This stance was typical of the sentiment of Americas elite of the 1920s: they believed, because of the propaganda experiences of the First World War, that the public was profoundly irrational and, ergo, dangerous and had to be controlled
He held a Green Gala at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel for some of societys most prominent tastemakers and sent 1,500 letters on green letterhead to interior decorators, home furnishings buyers and art groups in the industry
This global pattern reveals a truth that transcends culture: when the brains nightly recovery process is disturbed, emotional health deteriorates, no matter where you live
Kubendhiran, C.-Y