These were not strangers, but people he knew, people he lived with whom he felt intimate and necessary, people who plainly thought like him, people he thought were enduring the pain he had experienced. people.All in all, people who made him love himself more by being like himself.Only after a long period of training, only after thinking about his own emotions and the emotions he has observed in others, can he generalize his own ideas under the abstract ideas of human nature, A sense of identification with the entire human species is added to one's own feelings.
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