Man is either Viceroy or else he is an animal that claims special rights by virtue of its cunning and the devouring efficiency of teeth sharpened by technological instruments… But if he is Viceroy, then all decay and trouble in the created world that surrounds him is in some measure to be laid to his account

Man is either Viceroy or else he is an animal that claims special rights by virtue of its cunning and the devouring efficiency of teeth sharpened by technological instruments… But if he is Viceroy, then all decay and trouble in the created world that surrounds him is in some measure to be laid to his account

– Charles Le Gai Eaton –

King of the Castle: Choice and Responsibility in the Modern World

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