91.  They dream of the life when they can do whatever they want without any pressure.

92.  A question occurs because of this phenomenon-is there any necessity to reserve the boundaries?

93.  Some people are in favor of it because they believe that it natural to fall love in with others, so no one can prevent them by any reason.

94.  A group-or more generally, any social category-exerts on its members an influence that restricts and restrains behavior.

95.  This holds true of any social aggregate, great or small; of a family, a city, a nation, a race; of mankind as a whole: no matter how extensive, complex, or enduring a group may be, no good reason can be given for regarding it as essentially different in this respect from the smallest, simplest, or most transient.

96.  However, we must keep going at the head of the whole industry, run faster than any possible competitors in the coming term, and leave all the others behind.

97.  It doesn't help any more.

98.  If there isn't any boundary among groups and races, there are not "group" and "race" in the word pool.

99.  Nevertheless, it doesn't do any harm to its unity and solidarity.

100.  There mustn't be any boundary among groups and races.