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“Everything about [Cambridge] repels me. The stiffness, the artificiality, the self-satisfaction of the people. The university atmosphere nauseates me.” - Ludwig Wittgenstein, Nachlass, MS 132 (30 September 1946) . . .

“Everything about [Cambridge] repels me. The stiffness, the artificiality, the self-satisfaction of the people. The university atmosphere nauseates me.”

Ludwig Wittgenstein, Nachlass, MS 132 (30 September 1946)

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