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A man who lives by the favor of another considers himself dependent. But I live entirely by the favor of another if I owe him not only the maintenance of my life but also its creation, its source. My life necessarily has such an external ground if it is not my own creation... for the socialist man, however, the entire so-called world history is only the creation of man through human labor and the development of nature for man, [thus] he has evident and incontrovertible proof of his self-creation, his own formation process."
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