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What Is Called An Acute Knowledge Of Human Nature Is Mostly Nothing But The Observer's Own Weaknesses Reflected Back From Others.
-Georg C. Lichtenberg
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What Is Called An Acute Knowledge Of
Georg C. Lichtenberg
What Is Called An Acute Knowledge Of Human Nature Is Mostly Nothing But The Observer's Own Weaknesses Reflected Back From Others.
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