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""Dar e soarta obișnuită a rațiunii umane, în speculație, de a termina edificiul ei cât mai repede posibil și de a cerceta abia după aceea dacă și temelia a fost bine pusă. Iar apoi se caută tot felul de pretexte pentru a ne mângâia asupra solidității lui sau mai curând pentru a respinge o astfel de examinare tardivă și primejdioasă." (p. 60)" Dec 15, 2023 07:42PM

 
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"Thus it is that most of our attempts to translate our innermost feelings do no more than relieve us of them by drawing them out in a blurred form which does not help us to identify them. (p. 218)" Oct 10, 2025 10:38AM

 
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De câte ori închid citatul,
Simt în mine
Nu ştiu ce secretă jubilaţie
De poliţist:
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Friedrich Nietzsche, Untimely Meditations

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