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    The value of life

    Jan 23, 2018 2 minutes
    By Friedrich Nietzsche

    Every belief in the value and worthiness of life rests upon defective thinking; it is for this reason alone possible that sympathy with the general life and suffering of mankind is so imperfectly developed in the individual. Even exceptional men, who can think beyond their own personalities,

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