The Ego And His Own - pg. 312

For me no one is a person to be respected, not even the fellow-man, but solely, like other beings, an object in which I take an interest or else do not, an interesting or uninteresting object, a usable or unusable person.
And, if I can use him, I doubtless come to an understanding and make myself at one with him, in order, by the agreement, to stregnthen my power, and by combined force to accomplish more than an individual force could effect. In this combination I see nothing whatever but a multiplication of my force, and I retain it only so longas it is my multiplied force. But thus it is a - union.