The Law Has No Claim To Human

Men Passionately Desire To Live After Death, But They Often Pass Away Without Noticing The Fact That The Memory Of A Really Good Person Always Lives. It Is Impressed Upon The Next Generation, And Is Transmitted Again To The Children. Is That Not An Immortality Worth Striving For?

The Mutual-aid Tendency In Man Has So Remote An Origin, And Is So Deeply Interwoven With All The Past Evolution Of The Human Race, That Is Has Been Maintained By Mankind Up To The Present Time, Notwithstanding All Vicissitudes Of History.

Anarchy, When It Works To Destroy Authority In All Its Aspects, When It Demands The Abrogation Of Laws And The Abolition Of The Mechanism That Serves To Impose Them, When It Refuses All Hierarchical Organization And Preaches Free Agreement - At The Same Time Strives To Maintain And Enlarge The Precious Kernel Of Social Customs Without Which No Human Or Animal Society Can Exist. Only, Instead Of Demanding That Those Social Customs Should Be Maintained Through The Authority Of A Few, It Demands It From The Continued Action Of All.

Competition Is The Law Of The Jungle, But Cooperation Is The Law Of Civilization

...do Not The Bewitching Power Of All Studies Lie In That They Continually Open Up To Us New, Unsuspected Horizons, Not Yet Understood, Which Entice Us To Proceed Further And Further In The Penetration Of What Appears At First Sight Only In Vague Outline?