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there is no organized society in the world. Recognition itself will
make people find ways to solve the problems in the whole, and

will motivate them to discover how to live a good life.

Happy life in which goodness thrives and evil diminishes is only
possible in an organized society that will be applying dialectical

realism as a basic tool for the organization of such democratic
society.

This is a famous quote by Johann Fichte:

“I have to act if I want something to happen.”

It motivates and encourages awareness that constant human

activity is indispensable. Fichte argues that moral will is essential
as a source and drive to act. He says that people’s true call or

task is to strive to perfection, towards endless development.

In order to do so, people need to create conditions and a system
of collective democratic equality of management and

organization. Social acknowledgement of such organization is a
prerequisite for social progress. Only contented people are able

to organize themselves on equal terms. Morality and ethical
behavior can be enhanced only in the whole in which there is

common interest. Everything else is empty rhetoric and

demagogy that create problems in the world.

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