Plato''s Republic

The state with its men and the nation with its geniuses. On this axis revolves the greater part of the Republic''s investigations, and all of history is conclusive evidence that proves this theory. Alexander of Macedon established the Greek state, Charlemagne Papin the French state, Peter the Great the Russian state, and Garibaldi and his companions the Italian state, and there is hundreds of evidence of this in all ages.The nation lives or dies, rises or falls, is happy or miserable. By measuring the geniuses within it, a nation or state values ​​its geniuses and gives them free rein to highlight the knowledge, art, or creativity they have been given, and provides them with the means to win and succeed. It is a happy and eternal nation or state, but a state that shackles the hands of its geniuses and erects obstacles in their path is an oppressive and tyrannical state.