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In seeking to understand why so many twentieth-century intellectuals came to the opposite conclusion-how , in Lilla ’ s words , it " became respectable to argue that tyranny was good , even beautiful " - Lilla considers , and rejects , a number of different theories that have been proposed as explanations over the years . If the properties we assign to the natural world are partly expressions of the way we think and our capacity for understanding , then the introduction of new tools such as the computer will change those properties . It might even lead to the much-dreaded Japanese " accommodation " to China , which would establish a " New Order " of the sort that the U.S. had fought World War II in the Pacific to prevent - - though it then reconstructed very much the same " Empire toward the South " for Japan ( in George Kennan 's words ) in the postwar period , with the region now under U.S. control . His picture of free electrons in a metal owed much to the classical kinetic theory of gases , and it delivered golden rewards in its explanation of why metals are such extremely good conductors , not only of electricity , but also of heat . United for Peace and Justice honors Martin Luther King in our renewed commitment to the urgent work of ending the U.S. war and occupation in Iraq .