Lipton’s Journal/February 7, 1955/544

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Man and society. Man says there is a God, or maybe there is God and the Devil. Then the historical social reductions start. We have progressively God and Devil, Heaven and Hell, good and evil, until in Victorian high society there was only left Nice and Not-Nice. The concentration camps have given us a bit of a stir. Today we have normal and neurotic with an occasional suggestion of evil in the word psychopath.