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... values of life and a realization of the com- plexity of human nature . There are innumerable things and acts that have value , many of the simplest and lowest forms of which have value for animals as well as for ourselves - such as ...
... values of life and a realization of the com- plexity of human nature . There are innumerable things and acts that have value , many of the simplest and lowest forms of which have value for animals as well as for ourselves - such as ...
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Albert Einstein. imply life and value , it is nevertheless true that human value implies the physical universe : hence ... values . Only by hard effort and experiment does one reach the matter - of - fact plane : indeed , the sense of a ...
Albert Einstein. imply life and value , it is nevertheless true that human value implies the physical universe : hence ... values . Only by hard effort and experiment does one reach the matter - of - fact plane : indeed , the sense of a ...
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... values . In our present Western societies , with the exception of Soviet Rus- sia , pecuniary prestige and property interests come first ; life , and the values derived from actual living , exist on sufferance , or are scourged out of ...
... values . In our present Western societies , with the exception of Soviet Rus- sia , pecuniary prestige and property interests come first ; life , and the values derived from actual living , exist on sufferance , or are scourged out of ...
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