To adjust our institutions to growing needs and changing conditions is the task which devolves upon us. Prudence, patriotism, human sympathy, and religious sentiment, alike call upon us to undertake it. There is danger in reckless change; but greater danger in blind conservatism. The problems beginning to confront us are grave so grave that there is fear that they may not be solved in time to prevent great catastrophes. But their gravity comes from indisposition to recognize frankly and grapple boldly with them...We cannot safely leave politics to politicians, or political economy to college professors. The people themselves must think, because the people alone can act. photorealistic, realism, cinematic lighting  --ar 3:2