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Carl Sandburg, in his "The People, Yes," writes of the meeting of an Indian and a white man. The latter, impressed with his own importance, draws a small circle in the sand and says, "This is what the white man knows." The Indian, the much wiser of the two, draws an enormous circle and then correctly points out, "This is where the white man and the red man know nothing." Sandburg's story is an appropriate way of introducing a few summary remarks about this symposium. Just a few years ago, shortly before most of the research pre? sented here was initiated, our knowledge could be described by a small circle. As a result of the work presented at this sympo? sium as well as the work of other scientists

A small circle of knowledge, a large circle of ignorance.