Summary
This quote suggests that states are a reflection of the people who inhabit them, as they emerge from human characteristics and tendencies. It implies that the nature and behavior of a state are shaped by the collective traits, values, and qualities of its citizens. Just as individuals contribute to the overall makeup and actions of a society, their shared characteristics contribute to the formation and growth of a state, influencing its policies, governance, and societal dynamics.
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Men
By Plato