The Separate Circles of Society

The Social Independence Circle Enlightenment is a movement of thinking and beliefs, including mutually related thoughts of God, Reason, Nature, and Human being widely agreed among European intellectuals from the 17th to the 18th century. It attacks the basic beliefs and practices of European society. Enlightenment differs in its focus and interest, but those who follow that principle are convinced of the desire for the right reason to find useful knowledge and freely conquer male happiness.

The universe is a network of drums: a circle inside a circle. The atom is the circle of the drum, the molecule is the circle of the drum, the star is the circle of the drum, the living cell is the circle of the drum, the human brain is the circle of the drum, and the society is the circle of the drum. All life is accompanied by the rhythm and beat pulsation affected by the surrounding rhythm and the surrounding rhythm. Their vibration is the response to rhythm and time. It was not the first word. The first sound made is multi rhythm

We are told that the Petersburg community has been divided into various circles. The biggest one is the so-called French circle. The French club is part of the Napoleonic Federation, and its parties have many French and French sympathizers. Helen soon made a toast to this group. She hosted a regular salon at Bezukhov Manor and discussed about the latest politics, poetry and philosophy. She likes that. French circle loves her. On the other hand, Pierre is not so happy. In these political parties, he was hit by "strange confusion and fear." Everyone could not understand why Helen thought he was very smart. He is concerned that she will be found and the name of Bezhof will be polluted. In addition, Pierre does not trust Boris Dolbetskoy, which has been proven Helen's intimate partner at these parties.

There is a circle of trust in society. The person closest to you, perhaps your spouse and children are in the innermost circle. These people build your greatest reputation. People in the next circle are still near you - maybe your parents, brothers and sisters and close friends, but the more you go from the center, the less reputation you have at the party represented by each circle obtain. The risk of interacting with the people in the furthest circle is the greatest. In other words, if you choose to interact with them, you will need a system to deal with this risk.