Dispersal Quotes
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Political freedom means the absence of coercion of a man by his fellow men. The fundamental threat to freedom is power to coerce, be it in the hands of a monarch, a dictator, an oligarchy, or a momentary majority. The preservation of freedom requires the elimination of such concentration of power to the fullest possible extent and the dispersal and distribution of whatever power cannot be eliminated a system of checks and balances.
Milton Friedman— Ch. 1 "The Relation Between Economic Freedom and Political Freedom"
Some economically brilliant groups of this kind have behind them a long tradition of dispersal, urbanization and minority status: this is clearly the case of the Jews, Greeks Armenians or Parsees.
— Ernest Gellner (2006). Nations and Nationalism (New Perspectives on the Past). Blackwell Publishing Limited. pp. 101-103. ISBN 1-4051-3442-9.
What I see is teeming cohesion, contained dispersal…. For him, to sculpt is to take the fat off space.
jean-paul sartre— On Alberto Giacometti’s work, Situations, in Braziller (1965)
