“If you could go out here and make a stonemason just a little less tired at the end of the day, you see, and a little more able as a stonemason, a housewife just a little more able as a housewife, a stenographer just a little bit happier about that typewriter, by golly, this isn’t much of a gain, isn’t it? Hm?
“I mean, that’s microscopic, isn’t it? But if you were able to increase all the way across the boards these things wherever you found them, if you were just able to make people feel just a little bit better here and just a little bit better there, you see, about this, just a little less tired, a little less feeling they would fail, a little more secure in the society at large, you would have done a fantastically fine job. Because if you could make them just a little bit more, you could make them a heck of a lot more, see?”
— L. Ron Hubbard
Excerpted from the lecture Education: Goals in Society—Adult Education delivered on 10 January 1955. This can be found in the 9th American ACC lectures. Track 14.
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