222. Since the institutions the "1960s mentality" relied upon are...
essentially drying up, I would agree. Beyond that, we should be asking ourselves -- as Hedges does -- what we are really about and how we are going to effect what we are. I'm still waiting for a "contemporary mentality," since I have not seen it enunciated in any real detail. Do you have a notion?
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