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The Imperfection of Past Aggregates 289that self-sufficiency on one side, that universality on the otherare the essential elements of his perfection. Therefore, just as thesystems of social aggregation which depend on the dominationof a class or classes over others must change or dissolve, sothe social aggregates which stand in the way of this perfectionof the individual and seek to coerce him within their limitedmould and into the rigidity of a narrow culture or petty class ornational interest, must find their term and their day of changeor destruction under the irresistible impulsion of progressingNature.