The atmosphere we require, if we are to attain happiness for the multitude, is one in which we have everything to gain by the statement of experience and nothing to lose by the investigation of its convictions.
Laski emphasizes the importance of an open atmosphere for happiness, where experiences can be shared without fear.
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When I obey the state, I obey the best part of myself.
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