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“Sono in molti a non capirlo ma, per quanto un desiderio possa realizzarsi, non darà mai soddisfazione. Simile è il fuoco: per quanto carburante gli si dia, questo non sarà mai abbastanza per saziarlo. Più carburante fornisci al fuoco, più esso crescerà. Allo stesso modo funziona il desiderio.”

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