Easy. You name what you know is good stuff and indicate exactly where to get it. You do this on newsprint, which costs half of the next-higher paper stock. Low overhead at every step. Employ stone amateurs with energy and enthusiasm. Build furniture out of scrap doors, light tables out of scrap plywood, work in whatever space you have. Pay your pros $5/hour (no raises) and the beginners $2/hour with $.25/hour raises every couple months — in 1968 that was good money. Employees fill out their own time sheets. If they get dishonest about that — or anything that hurts service — fire them. Spread responsibility as far as it will go, credit too.
What you’re trying to do is nourish and design an organism that can learn and stay alive while it’s learning. Once that process hits its stride, don’t tinker with it; work for it, let it work for you. Make interesting demands on each other.
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ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES & EVOLUTION THROUGH THE AGES
