But, precisely in proportion as the work required from the individual in modern production becomes simpler and easier to be learned, and, therefore, also more monotonous and wearisome--the requirements of the individual for varying his work, for exercising all his capacities, become more and more prominent.
Kropotkin discusses the growing need for variety in work as tasks become simpler and more monotonous in modern production.
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