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661
I
find
no
pleasure
in
discussing
ideas
any
more
on
such
an
elementary
level
.
People
resent
being
shown
that
they
don
t
approach
the
complexities
of
the
problem
they
don
t
know
what
exists
beyond
the
surface
ripples
.
It
s
just
as
bad
on
a
higher
level
,
and
I
ve
given
up
any
attempt
to
discuss
these
things
with
the
professors
at
Beekman
.
662
Burt
introduced
me
to
an
economics
professor
at
the
faculty
cafeteria
,
one
well
known
for
his
work
on
the
eco
­
nomic
factors
affecting
interest
rates
.
I
had
long
wanted
to
talk
to
an
economist
about
some
of
the
ideas
I
had
come
across
in
my
reading
.
The
moral
aspects
of
the
military
blockade
as
a
weapon
in
times
of
peace
had
been
bothering
me
.
663
I
asked
him
what
he
thought
of
the
suggestion
by
some
senators
that
we
begin
using
such
tactics
as
"
black
­
listing
"
and
reinforcement
of
the
navicert
controls
that
had
been
used
in
World
Wars
I
and
II
,
against
some
of
the
smaller
nations
which
now
oppose
us
.
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664
He
listened
quietly
,
staring
off
into
space
,
and
I
as
­
sumed
he
was
collecting
his
thoughts
for
an
answer
,
but
a
few
minutes
later
he
cleared
his
throat
and
shook
his
head
.
That
,
he
explained
apologetically
,
was
outside
his
area
of
specialization
.
His
interest
was
in
interest
rates
,
and
he
hadn
t
given
military
economics
much
thought
.
He
suggested
I
see
Dr
.
Wessey
,
who
once
did
a
paper
on
War
Trade
Agreements
during
"
World
War
II
.
He
might
be
able
to
help
me
.
665
Before
I
could
say
anything
else
,
he
grabbed
my
hand
and
shook
it
.
He
had
been
glad
to
meet
me
,
but
there
were
some
notes
he
had
to
assemble
for
a
lecture
.
And
then
he
was
gone
.
666
The
same
thing
happened
when
I
tried
to
discuss
Chaucer
with
an
American
literature
specialist
,
questioned
an
Orientalist
about
the
Trobriand
Islanders
,
and
tried
to
focus
on
the
problems
of
automation
-
caused
unemploy
­
ment
with
a
social
psychologist
who
specialized
in
public
opinion
polls
on
adolescent
behavior
.
They
would
always
find
excuses
to
slip
away
,
afraid
to
reveal
the
narrowness
of
their
knowledge
.
667
How
different
they
seem
to
be
now
.
And
how
foolish
I
was
ever
to
have
thought
that
professors
were
intellectual
giants
.
They
re
people
and
afraid
the
rest
of
the
world
will
find
out
.
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668
And
Alice
is
a
person
too
a
woman
,
not
a
goddess
and
I
m
taking
her
to
the
concert
tomorrow
night
.
669
May
17
670
Almost
morning
and
I
can
t
fall
asleep
.
I
ve
got
to
understand
what
happened
to
me
last
night
at
the
concert
.