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“The afflicted are nearly always equally deaf to one another; and each of them,…
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“The afflicted are nearly always equally deaf to one another; and each of them, constrained by the general indifference, strives by means of self-delusion or forgetfulness to become deaf to his own self.”

— Simone Weil, “Human Personality”

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