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I Have Lived To Prove Thoreau's Contention That A Man Is Rich In Proportion To The Number Of Things Which He Can Afford To Let Alone.

Time Has No Independent Existence Apart From The Order Of Events By Which We Measure It.

I Do Not Believe In Free Will. Schopenhauer's Words: 'man Can Do What He Wants, But He Cannot Will What He Wills,' Accompany Me In All Situations Throughout My Life And Reconcile Me With The Actions Of Others, Even If They Are Rather Painful To Me. This Awareness Of The Lack Of Free Will Keeps Me From Taking Myself And My Fellow Men Too Seriously As Acting And Deciding Individuals, And From Losing My Temper.

I Cannot Write In English, Because Of The Treacherous Spelling. When I Am Reading, I Only Hear It And Am Unable To Remember What The Written Word Looks Like.

Strange Is Our Situation Here Upon Earth.