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===Chapters 12–17: Objections and Conclusion===
In the final chapters, Kropotkin lays out what he feels will be prominent objections to his theory as well as his responses to them. He figures that many critics will claim that people are naturally lazy and they would not work without a [[Profit (economics)|profit]] incentive, even if it is only for five hours and for basic necessities. Kropotkin counters by saying that people are willing to work in jobs they enjoy and given the necessary free time to work on their own, with the guarantee of material stability, people will work willingly on collective gardens or in collective garment factories.<ref name="Kropotkin-2015" />

Near the end of the work, Kropotkin cautions against the state [[Centralisation|centralization]] of industry, warning people against more [[Authoritarian socialism|authoritarian strands of socialism]] and claiming that any revolution must guarantee bread and freedom to the workers and revolutionaries. He ends with a long chapter on [[agriculture]], marveling at the many ways in which humans have cultivated and advanced agricultural production, dreaming about the ways that it could be used to feed everybody and guarantee a healthy and happy life for all people.<ref name="Kropotkin-2015" />