Taylor says, "Every small piece of junk fills the mind with what once, not long ago, was utterly real, with children's voices, plans made, and enterprises embarked upon. That is how these stones of Sisyphus were rolled up, and that is how they became incorporated into a beautiful temple, and that temple is what now lies before you. Meanwhile other buildings, institutions, nations, and civilizations spring up all around, only to share the same fate before long. And if the question 'What for?' is now asked, the answer is clear: Why not?"

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The quote provided does not match any known statements or writings by Taylor. It appears to be a philosophical reflection on the nature of progress, memory, and the transient nature of human endeavors, which could be attributed to a variety of thinkers or authors, but without a specific source, it cannot be accurately attributed to Taylor.

Taylor Says, "Every Small Piece of Junk Fills the Mind