impunity, just because he is an expert aware of the changes in 
sense perception.

     The operation of the money medium in seventeenth-
century Japan had effects not unlike the operation of 
typography in the West. The penetration of the money 
economy, wrote G. B. Sansom (in Japan , Cresset Press, London, 
1931) “caused a slow but irresistible revolution, culminating in 
the breakdown of feudal government and the resumption of 
intercourse with foreign countries after more than two hundred 
years of seclusion.” Money has reorganized the sense life of 
peoples just because it is an extension  of our sense lives. This 
change does not depend upon approval or disapproval of those 
living in the society.

     Arnold Toynbee made one approach to the transforming