Introduction

This chapter delves into the concepts of instincts and institutions as means of satisfaction. It highlights the instinctive reactions of organisms to external stimuli, and how individuals develop artificial means, such as money and marriage, for satisfying their needs while subjecting themselves to other tasks.

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