Question: A pack of wolves can take care of a disabled, crippled, or old animal. They feed him chewed food like puppies and can even catch fleas from him. But there is an addition here anyway: “In a hungry year, the pack cannot take on the responsibility of feeding elderly animals. And the elderly accept it.” Is this also a matter of survival?

Answer: It is a matter of survival and necessity for the pack. And that is why there are individuals who sacrifice themselves for the sake of the life of the whole pack.

Comment: Let’s build it up: they take care of the disabled, the elderly…

My Response: Of everyone.

Question: And we should take care of the elderly?

Answer: Yes. But if there are such conditions that it is impossible to take care of the weak…

Question: This is a very difficult question indeed! How is it selected?

Answer: The one who provides great benefits for the future generation is chosen.

Question: So, young and strong?

Answer: Yes.

Question: So the principle is still the survival of the pack, the survival of society?

Answer: Yes.

Comment: And now, if possible, please draw conclusions.

My Response: Conclusions: we certainly have a lot to learn from wolves. We need to do something to improve ourselves. We definitely need to think about the organization of our society: how to restructure it and make it healthier, and what educational programs we should adopt? For our children, for our grandchildren, for the future generation.

We have several generations in front of us, and we must change the social order for them.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman,” 12/29/25

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