great thinker

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6.

To those people who meet the following criteria: You're a man, caucasian, handsome, with some drinking problems. You've got a beautiful lovely brown haired wife with a sexy italian blondie twin. Your wife has become severely ill, requiring a long hospital stay, making your marriage enter a crisis, due to the forced abstinence from sex, your wife's terminal diagnosis, and your incapability of coping with all of this. During a few days of having her back at home, you kill her in her sleep, maybe...
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5.

These days I'm up in the mountains. Yesterday, due to a network problem caused by not insignificant atmospheric effects, the phone line went down from 8 AM to 11 PM. I was cut off from the world for an entire day. I couldn't connect for work related matters, I couldn't communicate with friends or relatives, I couldn't keep up with the day's news, I couldn't watch TV or listen to a podcast. When, in the evening, shortly before going to bed, the line came back, my day's plans had by then fallen th...
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4.

Cogito ergo sum. I think therefore I am. But I'm great thinker, therefore I am a great being. Regards, great thinker ...
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3.

Life is difficult even without imposing your own neuroses on the people around you. But then they aren't even imposed, we are open taps that seek connection, understanding, respect, love. If neurosis is born from the need for connection, understanding, respect, love, can the opposite also be true? Can the need for connection, understanding, respect, love be born from the presence of neurosis? So, even more important: which comes first, the egg or the chicken? And as the chicken descends from the...
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2.

A few million years ago evolution realized that, in critical moments, choosing in a fraction of a second whether to trust a stranger, following a principle that can be wrong 50% of the time, allows one to survive longer than choosing by following a slow but more precise analysis. Moreover, a few hundred thousand years ago, this reckless trust or distrust was practiced in groups of a few dozen individuals. An error of judgment could easily be corrected by the numerous occasions that everyday lif...
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1.

Reality is divided between the mind, the body, and the observer who observes the other two. Never swap the three actors with one another. Never think that they are one. Regards, great thinker ...
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