Luke Pickrell

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The conscious living person lacks objectivity by applying this certainty to himself: this means reducing duration to the present moment, life to one of those countless witnesses. Countless, minuscule, and fleeting. I have the absolute sentiment of the universality and eternity of life, while knowing the imperfection of these nonabsolute terms.
Notebooks: 1936-1947 (New York Review Books Classics)
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