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(Ultimately, even if not proximately, one’s parents are responsible for one’s human predicament. It was they who placed one in it. Yet many people, even those who resent their predicaments, are not inclined to bear any resentment toward their parents. This may be because of a close, loving relationship between parent and offspring, or because the offspring recognize that the parents did not know better when they procreated.)
The Human Predicament: A Candid Guide to Life's Biggest Questions
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