There’s a certain step-by-step logic, inherent in human nature and the peculiarities of human psychology… — Algis Budrys
There’s a certain step-by-step logic, inherent in human nature and the peculiarities of human psychology, which ensures that Man will always organize into the largest possible group. Civilization is inevitable, if you want a pat phrase.
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