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… is from page 13 of my late Nobel-laureate colleague James Buchanan’s 1970 book, co-authored with Nicos Devletoglou, Academia In Anarchy [2] (a book that is not included in Buchanan’s Collected Works [3]):
The genuine educational process does not “train.” It “transforms.” It provides the student with a different and new way of looking at the world, a new vision that is akin to that produced by religious conversion or an LSD trip.
DBx: Indeed.
(I thank GMU Econ student Dominic Pino for generously lending to me his copy of this book.)