An open, easy and full-hearted relationship with one's fellows, for instance, is not something that can be bought, or contrived, or willed into being. The indispensable ingredient of such a relationship is mutual trust, a quality nurtured in the small agrarian society based on mutual dependence, and one of the first casualties in any society whose energies are drawn into the competitive scramble for material ends.
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