Lysander Spooner - All know the importance of sustaining the hopes of a sick man. The reason of this...

Lysander Spooner Zitate

All know the importance of sustaining the hopes of a sick man. The reason of this is that his nervous system is then, vastly more than in health, susceptible to the influence of particular states of the mind.

Lysander Spooner

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Alle wissen, wie wichtig es ist, die Hoffnungen eines Kranken aufrechtzuerhalten. Der Grund dafür ist, dass sein Nervensystem dann viel mehr als in der Gesundheit für den Einfluss bestimmter Geisteszustände anfällig ist.

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