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“El hombre desea a toda costa conservar sus quiméricos ensueños, su rastrera sandez, con el solo fin de afirmarse a sí mismo (como si fuera muy necesario) que los hombres son hombres y no pianos, que obedecen las leyes de la Naturaleza.”

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