remember what i do tarbell was -- ida tarbell was talking about? you can see how drastically the neighborhoods change, too, from the higher priced original to the lower-priced style on the right. fashion rights are -- writer elizabeth hawes will talk about fashion and the fashion industry in her book "fashion is finished." this is her quote that talks about the yearning for new items. she says, it is the proud boast of some wholesalers that they make up a whole line with only three dress patterns. the newness so loudly called for, is new trimming, new callers come a new cuffs, new buttons, new flowers, and all of this -- not too new please. think about how we dress today. in order for a fashion to be in fashion you have to have a critical mass of adopted. -- of people actually adopting. but we are never satisfied. as soon as we have one style, we start thinking, ooh, how can it be a little different so we can continue to be at the forefront of style and fashion? we mentioned jeans. is there anything else we wear today that has this differentiation

progressive era, ida tarbell has a great quote. from top to bottom we are copying. the french or viennese mode, start in on upper fifth avenue spreads to 23rd street from 23rd street to 14th street, to grant can now. each move sees it reproducing materials a little less elegant and durable, it's colors a trifle burglarized -- vulgar rest, its ornaments cheapened, it's places poorer. a travesty and yet, a recognizable travesty. design piracy will truly help fuel the apparel industry as style change becomes the force of the growth of the industry. styles will be copied so quickly that any popular style will be virtually immediately available at lower in lower price points. as the design was copied at lower price points, the market will become flooded with cheap imitations of goods. copies of copies of copies of copies, as ida tarbell is telling us here. here is an example. we see a dress and its exact copy offered in a quirk is, right, trying to say that the manufacturer or the designer stole the idea. what we see to kind of keep up with this growth in the apparel ind

so it's not watergate reporting it is ida tarbell reporting. it is a systemic machine reporting instead of acting as if we are still at west wing land. i think the moralism is key and sort of engaging people in the artistic poetic poetic insensibility so we don't sort of put that running for office as something you do as a martyrdom or if you are really inspired. >> it's important to recognize the corruption that you're talking about what would be understandable with good versus bad plaques the academic choosing to become an expert in the case that's forcing her to do things things you otherwise wouldn't do but she's doing it because that's the best way she can get her kids into private school. that person is motivated for the best possible reasons and that's the idea that you ought to be virtuous. so it's hard to imagine ourselves out of this without thinking of structural changes. there needs to be a real discussion. if we ourselves are playing within the community professional and otherwise we are playing these overlapping roles lets talk ab