The Social Problem
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So it is incumbent upon the legislation of all governments to regulate material happiness in such a way that little or no pressure will be brought upon the weak and much pressure upon the strong, not to impair the latter or in any way to satisfy an evil, envious grudge against him, but that, in depriving him of the super- fluous, we may provide, in a reactive form, the needy with the necessary. The reaction will have a good moral effect because it is calculated to make starts in life much less ...precarious.
36 THE SOCIAL PROBLEM Every persevering individual, if honest, will have a fair chance, ever smooth and ever strengthening. So far really honest men have had but a little chance, for they are easily out- stripped by really shrewd men, who apply honesty because it pays, and in the long run grow honest themselves, and perhaps even strong advocates of it. It is the latter type of men which forms the right material for millionaires.
Human psychology is very complex, and its extremes are sometimes nearer and more liable to contract than its various gradations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it is incumbent upon the legislation of all governments to regulate material happiness in such a way that little or no pressure will be brought upon the weak and much pressure upon the strong, not to impair the latter or in any way to satisfy an evil, envious grudge against him, but that, in depriving him of the super- fluous, we may provide, in a reactive form, the needy with the necessary. The reaction will have a good moral effect because it is calculated to make starts in life much less ...precarious.
36 THE SOCIAL PROBLEM Every persevering individual, if honest, will have a fair chance, ever smooth and ever strengthening. So far really honest men have had but a little chance, for they are easily out- stripped by really shrewd men, who apply honesty because it pays, and in the long run grow honest themselves, and perhaps even strong advocates of it. It is the latter type of men which forms the right material for millionaires.
Human psychology is very complex, and its extremes are sometimes nearer and more liable to contract than its various gradations.
What to read after The Social Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Judah Cohen to read onlineMoreLess
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