Chapter III Honor on man so that none would contend for honor. Value no rare goods so that none would steal or rob. Display nothing desirable lest people be tempted and disturbed. Therefore the sage rules by purifying people's soul, filling their bellies, weakening their wills and stengthening their bones. He always keeps them knowledgeless and desireless so that the clever dare not interfere. Where there is no interference, there is order.