e is not an act of submission, but one of affirmation. He further divides the word "conscience" into authoritarian and humanistic. Authoritarian is "the internalized voice of an authority whom we are eager to please" (page ), whereas humanistic is "voice present in all humans and is solely independent from reward and punishment" (page ) However he takes the word authoritarian and divides on that into rational and irrational authority. Irrational authority is "authority by use of force...t is only advantageous to one party and not both parties" (page ) Rational authority is "the authority of reason...where both parties benefit" (page ) He finally begins to question why people find it so di
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