It was vain and unprofitable to attempt to balance one factor as against another in human experience. No one single factor in the complex of individualsocial behavior can be designated as the factor of decisive quality. We know too little, and may never know enough, of human psychology to weigh and measure the relative values of thisthat factor in determining man`s conduct. To form such dogmas in their social connotation is nothing short of bigotry; yet, perhaps, it has its uses, for the very attempt to do so proved the persistence of the human will and confutes the Marxists.