We possess the genius of organization." That, according to the Doctor, was the grand German secret, and the Teutonic race upon taking possession of the world, would share its discovery with all.

The nations would then be so organized that each individual would give the maximum of service to society.

Humanity, banded in regiments for every class of production, obeying a superior officer, like machines contributing the greatest possible output of labor--there you have the perfect state! Liberty was a purely negative idea if not accompanied with a positive concept which would make it useful.
The two friends listened with astonishment to this description of the future which Teutonic superiority was offering to the world.

Every individual submitted to intensive production, the same as a bit of land from which its owner wishes to get the greatest number of vegetables.
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