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Man's solution to his physiological needs is, physiologically speaking utterly simple; the difficulty here is a purely sociological and economic one. Man's solution to his human needs is exceedingly complex, it depends on many factors and last, not least, on the way his society is organized and how this organization determines the human relations within it.

Man is thrown into this world without his knowledge, consent or will, and he is removed from it again without his consent or will. In this respect he is no different from the animal, from the plants, or from inorganic matter.

Losing morale to complete the reading the story

Losing morale to complete the reading the story

... it is the tragic fate of individuals to die before they are born

Man is the only animal that can be bored

... culture and civilization develop in an ever-increasing contrast to the needs of man