Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin. (№ 453079)

He pointed out, thus, that in these cases it is not at all those who are physically stronger or more cunning or more agile than others who are physically stronger or more cunning or more dexterous than others, but those who are better able to unite and support each other, both strong and weak, - for the sake of good. his entire society. "Those societies," he wrote, "which contain the greatest number of sympathetic members, will prosper most, and leave behind the greatest number of offspring."