In a culture governed by the morality of life, where mind and body are an integrated system for independent and productive living, community organizers are traders. They voluntarily exchange values in networks of friends, employees, and customers for the mutual benefit of everyone. Virtue is admired, and Ellis Wyatt was a prolific community organizer. To prove it, he torched all of his oil fields, crippled the railroad industry that hauled his product, (ostensibly) sent the American economy into a tailspin, and disappeared.