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However , the conclusion would probably be that : ( i ) privatization has on the whole been successful , and ( ii ) the results achieved would have been more positive still , had some things been done slightly differently . Indeed , they would probably say that only as industrialization brings prosperity are the resources available to deal with environmental problems . Most job sites would allow an employee to use , would probably demand that they access references for whatever type of information is required . " These struldbrugs and I would mutually communicate our observations and memorials , through the course of time ; remark the several gradations by which corruption steals into the world , and oppose it in every step , by giving perpetual warning and instruction to mankind ; which , added to the strong influence of our own example , would probably prevent that continual degeneracy of human nature so justly complained of in all ages . Now if we turn from the life of Christ to our ordinary experience of people , most of us would probably agree that there are certain types of men and women who need to be shocked or jolted out of their self-love and complacency before they can begin to see and appreciate what we and constructive love is trying to do . Admissions would probably say that there are 600 incoming freshmen students a year that are in that category , but that is a rough estimate at this time . In what is presently called the " information age , " we ca n't even determine the facts about an incident that happened in our midst just a few months ago , and the facts in that case will probably never be known , yet most people in our society would probably say that they believe everything that the New Testament says about a man named Jesus , who lived almost two thousand years ago when there were no newspapers , radio or TV stations , book publishers , public libraries , or national archives to record the events of the time . A psychologist of the old school would probably say that we tend especially to remember the striking and unusual , and that it is therefore natural that my memories of the upper storey , where I probably passed most of my life at that time , should be less vivid than those of the lower parts of the house , which I visited less often .