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"Friend, do not concern yourself with who I am; you will never know. I do not want you to accept
anything I say. I do not want anything from any of you; I do not desire popularity; I do not want
your flattery, your following. Because I am in love with life, I do not want anything. These
questions are not of very great importance; what is of importance is the fact that you obey and
allow your judgment to be perverted by authority. Your judgment, your mind, your affection,
your life are being perverted by things which have no value, and herein lies sorrow."
Early Talks, 1930
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