> Being alienated from any product of his labor, and going year after year through the same paper routine, he turns his leisure all the more frenziedly to the e

> Being alienated from any product of his labor, and going year after year through the same paper routine, he turns his leisure all the more frenziedly to the ersatz diversion that is sold him, and partakes of the synthetic excitement that neither eases nor releases. He is bored at work and restless at play, and this terrible alternation wears him out. C.W. Mills