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Man never had an idea - man will never have an idea, except those supplied to him by his surroundings. Every idea in the world that man has came to him by nature.

Robert Green Ingersoll

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Der Mensch hatte nie eine Idee - der Mensch wird nie eine Idee haben, außer denjenigen, die ihm von seiner Umgebung geliefert werden. Jede Idee in der Welt, dass der Mensch von Natur aus zu ihm gekommen ist.

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