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The introduction rationale of the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, which aims to disclose activities carried out by individuals or entities acting on behalf of foreign interests, aligns with my perspective on how the social system should operate. I believe in recognizing and acknowledging the instincts of human self-interest, and that the social system must be constructed by acknowledging these human instincts to transform various behaviors and customs currently existing in the negative realm to the positive realm. This journal will bind the gap between FARA, the social system, and human nature. It aims to connect these three elements that were not previously explored in past papers or journals. The study primarily focuses on societal advancement by examining the introduction rationale of the FARA system, deepening into both the motivations and psychological factors driving its implementation, while connecting this rationale to a shift in leadership perspectives to abandon utopian ideas about humanity and acknowledging human instincts, moving towards a healthier society.