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Moralized History
There are so many people in History who did not live up to our moral standards.
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Contrasting Views of Man: Zarathustran, Augustinian, Jeffersonian

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Escape!
To escape* the unconscious and conscious assumptions of one’s world and time.
*https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18x6y2p2nY/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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No to Notes
Almost no one I know should agree with these observations. These Notes.
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Socially Acceptable
How few lives are not lived according to social expectations.
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Ahistoric Optimism
One had to have had a rather wide and deep disinterest, or thoughtlessness, to have been so buoyantly optimistic in the suburbs of the USA in the 1950s.
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A Naïve History
A history of the fact and effect of naïveté about human nature in and on History.
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A Highly Populated Dream
If one recognizes, then accepts, then realizes, that virtually all one will ever meet are at most in a kind of waking dream, it potentially deeply changes one’s relationship to society – and perhaps also socializing.
– a reflection revived on reading The Ministry of Truth the Biography of George Orwell’s 1984 by Dorian Lynskey
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Character seems impossible now in the US Senate.
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Those who have observed, thought, traveled, studied, experienced enough to recognize that the various “nationalities” in the world are historic group identities, which imagines to adequately comprehend and contain human nature.