"<p></p> <p>Human material is poisonous and should only be consumed with the utmost care and caution. It is the human matter that lives in the souls of men; that is the stuff of their souls; that is the intangible and yet real matter that causes them to be neither trees nor animals, but men. This matter is like poison. It is a noxious matter. Man is not a harmless creature, but a dangerous one, like cyanide or the fly agaric. Man only does not poison his fellow man with the substance of his soul if he has no way of doing so or if the experiment is dangerous to him or difficult. But as soon as he has the means to do so - without interest, without purpose, without profit - he immediately believes his poison in the world. Human matter is so poisonous that only the smallest doses can be tolerated without mortal danger. It can only be neutralized to some extent by reason, by intellect, and by the consciousness of hopelessness. Because man is hopeless, he cannot be educated to his true duties, he cannot be neutralized by the ancient poison in his soul. Man is the danger of the world.</p>"