Is Your Reaction to Jordan as Wrong as You Turned Out to Be?

I've been thinking about this power issue a lot lately. And I think the reason that it's come up in universities is essentially an expression of something like envy. It's the envious, maybe there's envy for the creative writer and so his political motives can always be questioned. The people that I've admired in my professional career have been those who take great pleasure in facilitating the development of others. Don't you think that's more primary than the desire for power?