Bruno Jasieński. The conspiracy of the indifferent (№ 373594)

For passengers sitting in the train, the gravitational field acted differently: as the movement they started to gravitate towards each other. Looking up from the ground, they immediately became more sociable and open-minded. They were drinking tea or wine from the same Cup with strangers, sharing with them their concerns and sorrows, sympathetically listened to endless stories of satellites, helpful, ran on stations to mail other people's letters, cradling other people's children, cried over other people's grief and rejoiced in someone else's luck...