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She explains , " We talk about relationships and ask who would you turn to if you had an issue around bullying , who you have a good relationship with ( say in the family and at school ) , how you form friendships and what makes a good relationship . ’ But the argument here is that on the one side , we have Andrew Greeley with his hard statistics , and on the other we find only feather-brained dilettantes at their cocktail parties . In an effort to curb utility costs , " we turn on our [ food processing ] equipment during the low peak hours , " she says . Now that he 's given up , we hear that they * did * buy it , but now they're disillusioned . Sleeping or waking , we hear not the airy footsteps of the strange things that almost happen . " So instead of throwing ourselves into energy conservation to postpone the day of disaster , we hear speeches about energy independence and ethanol . " We take more time now to explain to them how it works , and we find that they even become enthusiastic , to the point of some conducting their own experiments with the insects we give them to see which work best for them , " she said .