“The real competent artists on the track were some of the toughest, sanest boys you ever ran into. They were real tough. There was nothing horribly delicate about them. They just went in and slugged. They were quite forthright individuals. They were very, very self-determined and when they did work in the arts, they did work in the arts.
“And when you look at the amount of work which they were willing to go to, you see immediately that the common denominator of neurosis is exceeded. The common denominator of all neurosis and psychosis is an unwillingness or an inability to expend effort.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
Excerpted from the lecture Lecture on Beingness delivered on 16 March 1954. This can be found in the 4th American ACC lectures. Track 3.
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