Individualism is followed by a development in groups and organs; correlative tendencies join up together and become powerfully active: now there arise between these centres of power, friction, war, a reconnoitring of the forces on either side, reciprocity, understandings, and the regulation of mutual services.
Individualism leads to group development; complementary tendencies unite and become powerful forces; conflict, war, reconnaissance of opposing forces, reciprocity, agreements, and mutual services emerge between these centers of power.