Human Memory

The goal of superiority is a secret goal. The existence of a social feeling prevents its frank development. it must grow in secret and hide itself behind a friendly mask! We must reaffirm however that it would not grow with such tropic luxuriance if we humans understood one another betler. lf we could go so far that each of us deve­loped betler eyes and could more transparently view the character of his neighbor, then we should not only be able to protect ourselves betler, but simultaneously make it so difficult for another to express his striving for power, that it would not pay him to do so. Under such circums­tances the veiled striving for power would disap­pear. it pays us therefore to look into these relati­onships more closely and make use of the experi­mental evidence which we have won