Michael Allen Fox (1940)
Source: Deep Vegetarianism (1999), p. 183
“Remember to use positive affirmations. I am not a dork is not one of them.”
Source: Story People: Selected Stories & Drawings of Brian Andreas
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Ich setze Mich nicht voraus, weil Ich Mich jeden Augenblick überhaupt erst setze oder schaffe, und nur dadurch Ich bin, dass Ich nicht vorausgesetzt, sondern gesetzt bin, und wiederum nur in dem Moment gesetzt, wo ich mich setze, d.h. Ich bin Schöpfer un Geschöpf in Einem.
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M: Greater than disgrace?
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G - L, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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