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"
Mr.
Dubois
,
"
a
girl
blurted
out
,
"
but
why
?
Why
did
n't
they
spank
little
kids
when
they
needed
it
and
use
a
good
dose
of
the
strap
on
any
older
ones
who
deserved
it
--
the
sort
of
lesson
they
would
n't
forget
!
I
mean
ones
who
did
things
really
bad
.
Why
not
?
"
"
I
do
n't
know
,
"
he
had
answered
grimly
,
"
except
that
the
time-tested
method
of
instilling
social
virtue
and
respect
for
law
in
the
minds
of
the
young
did
not
appeal
to
a
pre-scientific
pseudo-professional
class
who
called
themselves
'
social
workers
'
or
sometimes
'
child
psychologists
.
'
It
was
too
simple
for
them
,
apparently
,
since
anybody
could
do
it
,
using
only
the
patience
and
firmness
needed
in
training
a
puppy
.
I
have
sometimes
wondered
if
they
cherished
a
vested
interest
in
disorder
--
but
that
is
unlikely
;
adults
almost
always
act
from
conscious
'
highest
motives
'
no
matter
what
their
behavior
.
"
"
But
--
good
heavens
!
"
the
girl
answered
.
"
I
did
n't
like
being
spanked
any
more
than
any
kid
does
,
but
when
I
needed
it
,
my
mama
delivered
.
The
only
time
I
ever
got
a
switching
in
school
I
got
another
one
when
I
got
home
and
that
was
years
and
years
ago
.
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I
do
n't
ever
expect
to
be
hauled
up
in
front
of
a
judge
and
sentenced
to
a
flogging
;
you
behave
yourself
and
such
things
do
n't
happen
.
I
do
n't
see
anything
wrong
with
our
system
;
it
's
a
lot
better
than
not
being
able
to
walk
outdoors
for
fear
of
your
life
--
why
,
that
's
horrible
!
"
"
I
agree
.
Young
lady
,
the
tragic
wrongness
of
what
those
well-meaning
people
did
,
contrasted
with
what
they
thought
they
were
doing
,
goes
very
deep
.
They
had
no
scientific
theory
of
morals
.
They
did
have
a
theory
of
morals
and
they
tried
to
live
by
it
(
I
should
not
have
sneered
at
their
motives
)
but
their
theory
was
wrong
--
half
of
it
fuzzy-headed
wishful
thinking
,
half
of
it
rationalized
charlatanry
.
The
more
earnest
they
were
,
the
farther
it
led
them
astray
.
You
see
,
they
assumed
that
Man
has
a
moral
instinct
.
"
"
Sir
?
But
I
thought
--
But
he
does
!
I
have
.
"
"
No
,
my
dear
,
you
have
a
cultivated
conscience
,
a
most
carefully
trained
one
.
Man
has
no
moral
instinct
.
He
is
not
born
with
moral
sense
.
You
were
not
born
with
it
,
I
was
not
--
and
a
puppy
has
none
.
We
acquire
moral
sense
,
when
we
do
,
through
training
,
experience
,
and
hard
sweat
of
the
mind
.
These
unfortunate
juvenile
criminals
were
born
with
none
,
even
as
you
and
I
,
and
they
had
no
chance
to
acquire
any
;
their
experiences
did
not
permit
it
.
What
is
'
moral
sense
'
?
It
is
an
elaboration
of
the
instinct
to
survive
.
The
instinct
to
survive
is
human
nature
itself
,
and
every
aspect
of
our
personalities
derives
from
it
.
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Anything
that
conflicts
with
the
survival
instinct
acts
sooner
or
later
to
eliminate
the
individual
and
thereby
fails
to
show
up
in
future
generations
.
This
truth
is
mathematically
demonstrable
,
everywhere
verifiable
;
it
is
the
single
eternal
imperative
controlling
everything
we
do
.
"
"
But
the
instinct
to
survive
,
"
he
had
gone
on
,
"
can
be
cultivated
into
motivations
more
subtle
and
much
more
complex
than
the
blind
,
brute
urge
of
the
individual
to
stay
alive
.
Young
lady
,
what
you
miscalled
your
'
moral
instinct
'
was
the
instilling
in
you
by
your
elders
of
the
truth
that
survival
can
have
stronger
imperatives
than
that
of
your
own
personal
survival
.
Survival
of
your
family
,
for
example
.
Of
your
children
,
when
you
have
them
.
Of
your
nation
,
if
you
struggle
that
high
up
the
scale
.
And
so
on
up
.
A
scientifically
verifiable
theory
of
morals
must
be
rooted
in
the
individual
's
instinct
to
survive
--
and
nowhere
else
!
--
and
must
correctly
describe
the
hierarchy
of
survival
,
note
the
motivations
at
each
level
,
and
resolve
all
conflicts
.
"
"
We
have
such
a
theory
now
;
we
can
solve
any
moral
problem
,
on
any
level
.
Self-interest
,
love
of
family
,
duty
to
country
,
responsibility
toward
the
human
race
--
we
are
even
developing
an
exact
ethic
for
extra-human
relations
.
But
all
moral
problems
can
be
illustrated
by
one
misquotation
: