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More correctly to tell that from their point of view the person by the nature is lazy and inclined toIdlenesses, it is short-sighted and prodigal and that only force of its circumstances
It is possible to force to behave economically and circumspectly to adapt it Means to its purposes. But even told by us not precisely transmits extremely Difficult and realistic sights of these thinkers at human nature.
As has become fashionable to deride Smith and its contemporaries for them ostensibly
Erroneous psychology, I am ready to risk and express, perhaps, opinion that for
Any practical problems all of us still can learn more about behaviour of the person
From "Riches of the people", than from the majority of pretentious modern treatises
On "social psychology".
Anyway, almost does not cause doubts that Smith mainly Interested not so much what the person could reach from time to time, When it happens at height, how many that at it was as less as possible Possibilities to harm when it appears it is insolvent. Hardly will be Exaggeration to assert that the basic dignity of individualism, Settling Smith and its contemporaries, consists that it Order at which wicked men are capable to do the least harm. It The social system, which functioning does not require, that we have found
Virtuous people for management of it or that all people became better, than they
Is now but which uses people in all their variety and complexity:
Sometimes good, sometimes bad, at times clever, but more often the silly. Their purpose was
The system granting freedom by everything, and not just "virtuous and wise",
As that was wished by their French contemporaries. [A.U.Benn (A.W.Benn) in the
"History of English Rationalism in the Nineteenth Century" (1906) it is fair Speaks: "At Kene to follow the nature meant to find out by studying The world surrounding us and its laws, what behaviour most promotes To health and happiness, and the natural rights meant following freedom To the way established thus. Such freedom belongs exclusively Wise and virtuous also can be granted only to those whom sponsoring
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