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The mass of people are like blind worms wriggling through the earth. They toil but do not know that the real value of their labours is not in the passages they make for air and moisture or in the fertile mould they carry to the soil's surface. No!--it is in the evolutionary consequences within themselves.

-- Notebooks Category 26: World-Idea > Chapter 4 : True Idea of Man > # 226