Luis Fernando Jaramillo

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  My sensations are all internal, as they make me sensible of my own existence; but the cause of them is external and independent, as they affect me without my consent, and do not depend on my will for their production or annihilation. I conceive very clearly, therefore, that the sensation which is internal, and its cause or object which is external, are not one and the same thing.
The Harvard Classics in a Year: A Liberal Education in 365 Days
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