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"Listen, little man! Every single one of your petty misdeeds throws a light on the wretchedness of human life. Every one of your petty actions diminishes the hope of improving your lot just a little more. That is ground for sorrow, little man, for deep, heartbreaking sorrow. To avert such sorrow you make silly little jokes. That's what you call your sense of humor." - Wilhelm Reich - Listen, Little Man!
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Aldous Huxley, Tavistock Group, California Medical School, 1961
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